Use these myself. Still look new after a year and > 500 flights.We offer custom Vinyl graphic FAA Decals that stick well, but yes they are harder to apply on the Mavic 2's than any other DJI drone. Cleaning the area with rubbing alcohol is a must.
Glad to hear they worked out for you! I also have them on all my personal drones and never had an issue with them coming off.Use these myself. Still look new after a year and > 500 flights.
You are no longer allowed to install your FAA number inside the battery compartment it must be visible at all times.I affixed mine to inside of battery compartment with scotch tape. Is that legal?
That’s what I do too, along with my name and phone number.I affixed mine to inside of battery compartment with scotch tape. Is that legal?
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has posted a rule in the Federal Register requiring small drone owners to display the FAA-issued registration number on an outside surface of the aircraft. Owners and operators may no longer place or write registration numbers in an interior compartment. The rule is effective on February 25, 2019. The markings must be in place for any flight after that date.That’s what I do too, along with my name and phone number.
I affixed mine to inside of battery compartment with scotch tape. Is that legal?
I Had Mine Made Through Amazon, Gold And Black Shiny Labels, They Look Fabulous, Think I Paid Like 12.00 Per Set, Have Them On My Pro 2, And Zoom, Perfect Size...What are you all using to keep your FAA numbers adhered to the drone
I have used 2 different label maker tapes clear and white and due to the texture of the M2P drone surface they only last a day or 2 before they start to become loose and fall off
Yup. Saw that.The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has posted a rule in the Federal Register requiring small drone owners to display the FAA-issued registration number on an outside surface of the aircraft. Owners and operators may no longer place or write registration numbers in an interior compartment. The rule is effective on February 25, 2019. The markings must be in place for any flight after that date.