Expanding the DSAR registry

[RCdancer]

Now that we're officially 501(c)3, we're interested in expanding the national registry of volunteer pilots. To be on the registry, you must be 107 certified and have had some training with your drone in SAR operations. We never publicly publish the registry to prevent SPAM. The registry currently has 30 pilots covering 16 states. We'd ultimately like to have at least one pilot from every state in the registry. Please PM me your contact info if you want to be on the registry and are willing to volunteer in the event of a SAR incident nearby.

DSAR is now officially a non-profit 501c3

Here's our web site: Dronesar

 

[remotepilot]

I'm in Utah. 107 Certified. Where does a UAV pilot get SAR training?

Kind Regards,

remotepilot

 

[tleedom]

I'm in Utah. 107 Certified. Where does a UAV pilot get SAR training?

Kind Regards,

remotepilot

Go here for online training (a starting point)

Online Training | Dronesar

 

[Kneebeard]

I took the course by Jay Manley and fully endorse it. Concise video segments with great content.

Search and Rescue with Jay Manley

 

[remotepilot]

Thanks for the info!

 

[Aviator]

I took the course by Jay Manley and fully endorse it. Concise video segments with great content.

Search and Rescue with Jay Manley

I completed this course as well. Good material. Always willing to learn and learn more.

 

[Seth P]

What are thee requirements to be a part of DSAR

 

[RCdancer]

What are thee requirements to be a part of DSAR

1) 107 certified
2) some training in Search & Rescue with the drone
3) Be willing to volunteer

That's all.

 

[tleedom]

What are thee requirements to be a part of DSAR

Online Training | Dronesar

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Registry | Dronesar