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[bazf2001]

did my registration today for my licence got 17 out of 20 but some strange questions...beware

 

[Classic flyer]

did my registration today for my licence got 17 out of 20 but some strange questions...beware

Congratulations on passing your test...have fun, be smart fly safe

 

[CrouchyUK]

The public will feel safer already......

 

[colinfowler]

Done
20-20
Smart arse me.

 

[Lastrexking]

I did the FPVUK test which exempts me from the CAA one, and passed 100%. The CAA test anyway and it has some really dumb questions. I got 18/20.

 

[Gotters]

you have to try quite hard to fail this - its not hard

anybody found a UK based company to print out a little sticker to put on the drone with your numbers, would rather a printed thing than hand write it

 

[Lastrexking]

you have to try quite hard to fail this - its not hard

anybody found a UK based company to print out a little sticker to put on the drone with your numbers, would rather a printed thing than hand write it

I've got one of those handheld label printers. Probably cheaper to buy one rather than pay someone.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dymo-S0883980-LetraTag-LT-100H-Keyboard/dp/B0032O7J0U/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=label+printer&qid=1572966869&sr=8-7

 

[¬Nomad]

Its not a licence baz

 

[Classic flyer]

Its not a licence baz

What is it?

 

[hobnobrob2000]

Just done my test and got 18 out of 20. I'm pleased with that but I'm a little baffled about how to use what they call 'removable stickers' to show my Operator ID.

Can anybody point me in the right direction with this ?

Thanks ;-)

 

[Classic flyer]

Just done my test and got 18 out of 20. I'm pleased with that but I'm a little baffled about how to use what they call 'removable stickers' to show my Operator ID.

Can anybody point me in the right direction with this ?

Thanks ;-)

I believe they are referring to a decal displaying your id number...to be located somewhere obvious on the aircraft

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

I'm a little baffled about how to use what they call 'removable stickers' to show my Operator ID.

Can anybody point me in the right direction with this ?

Thanks ;-)

Read a bit of this, especially about being on the outside of drone and readable without having to disassemble.

FAA registration number placement

FAA registration number placement

Where on the M2 did you place it? Did you print the number and clear tape over it to stick?

mavicpilots.com

 

[Classic flyer]

I believe they are referring to a decal displaying your id number...to be located somewhere obvious on the aircraft

Congratulations on passing your test...be smart fly safe

 

[hobnobrob2000]

I believe they are referring to a decal displaying your id number...to be located somewhere obvious on the aircraft

Thanks for you reply Classic flyer I'm aware of that, but surely a sticker that is readily 'removable' would have to be of low tack. I'm sure such a thing wouldn't remain intact for very long that's all.

I can make my own vinyl decals and print my own stickers, so maybe a layered decal would be the best solution.

 

[hobnobrob2000]

Congratulations on passing your test...be smart fly safe

Thank you

 

[Classic flyer]

Thank you

If you make your own, apply it and then put a piece of clear scotch tape over it and you will be just fine...good luck have fun

 

[colinfowler]

Just done my test and got 18 out of 20. I'm pleased with that but I'm a little baffled about how to use what they call 'removable stickers' to show my Operator ID.

Can anybody point me in the right direction with this ?

Thanks ;-)

i used a dymo printer and its inside the battey comartment

 

[adam3112]

I'm not blowing my own horn but I found the questions to be a piece of cake and got 20/20. ?

 

[Classic flyer]

I'm not blowing my own horn but I found the questions to be a piece of cake and got 20/20. ?

Congratulations on your success...it's just like life itself, if you're prepared it's generally pretty easy...be smart fly safe