Just bought refurbished Air2S from Drone nerds. Before I open box, looking at serial number and doesn't have the 5 numbers that "remote ID compliant" drones supposedly have 1581F. Does that mean this one won't be remote compliant, or will an app/software update bring this one up to speed? I know all drones in DJI manufactured after Sept 22 are supposed to be remote ID complaint, but wasn't sure what happens with older drones.
? about remote ID on my "new" refurbished Air2S
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You can check by having the drone on and in the Fly App look to see if it's broadcasting an ID. If memory serves me, it's under "About"
If I take shrink wrap off and take drone out of box, then 20% restocking fee, so I'm trying to find out prior to removing from the box. Thanks though
mobilehomer
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Oman
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RID or no RID. I'm going to fly my drone anyway. What happens if you fly with no RID module? Police aren't really educated on it. They probably won't know if your drone has it or not. If they use an app to see if your drone is transmitting and it isn't, they will have to follow it to when and where you land and ask you. Just say, the module fell off while you were flying if asked, Or say maybe your internal RID is broken. " I swear, I was told my drone has RID officer".
Yaros
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Oman
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My air2s is RID compliant
From above :
"RID or no RID. I'm going to fly my drone anyway. What happens if you fly with no RID module? Police aren't really educated on it. They probably won't know if your drone has it or not."
I don't think "skirting" the law is a path you want to take.
Forgive me but this type of attitude is the very reason for more and more drone regulation
Just say, the module fell off while you were flying if asked,
The F.A.A. does not recognize the term "fell off" This will be interpreted as -- " I did not secure something properly to my aircraft", Incurring another fine
From above :
"RID or no RID. I'm going to fly my drone anyway. What happens if you fly with no RID module? Police aren't really educated on it. They probably won't know if your drone has it or not."
I don't think "skirting" the law is a path you want to take.
Forgive me but this type of attitude is the very reason for more and more drone regulation
Just say, the module fell off while you were flying if asked,
The F.A.A. does not recognize the term "fell off" This will be interpreted as -- " I did not secure something properly to my aircraft", Incurring another fine
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