Mini 3 Registration stickers

[Scoobert]

The surface is textured everywhere and my dymo stickers will not stick to anything except the top of the battery. Which doesn't conform to the rules. My writing is horrible so a sharpie is out, is there other options?
Thanks

 

[MARK (LI)]

Mini 3 is exempt from registration ( below 250 grams) @pilotinstitute offers free stickers that work great

 

[Scoobert]

Mini 3 is exempt from registration ( below 250 grams) @pilotinstitute offers free stickers that work great

Thank you mine is registered because I use nothing but the long range batteries.

I will look into the stickers, as rough as the surface is I didn't thing anything would stick to it.

 

[MA2 317]

Thank you mine is registered because I use nothing but the long range batteries.

I will look into the stickers, as rough as the surface is I didn't thing anything would stick to it.

A vendor here on the Forum offer these.

They might work.

drone label-drone id

Drone Tatts are metal, laser engraved QR code drone tags that give your drone a professional drone label with your custom information.

dronetat.com

Tell them you're a member here for a possible deal?

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[MARK (LI)]

They are nice...but a little pricey for what they are...the ones from Pilot Institute are free

Free FAA Drone Registration Stickers - Pilot Institute

pilotinstitute.com

 

[MARK (LI)]

Thank you mine is registered because I use nothing but the long range batteries.

I will look into the stickers, as rough as the surface is I didn't thing anything would stick to it.

Forgot about that...puts you over the weight limit.......on the 4 pro, those batteries activate RID...do they do that on the 3, also?

 

[Scoobert]

Forgot about that...puts you over the weight limit.......on the 4 pro, those batteries activate RID...do they do that on the 3, also?

Yes it does, which makes running the small batteries problematic. So I sold the battery that came with the unit and bought another plus battery. Which was cheaper then buying a rfid unit

 

[mavic3usa]

Yes it does, which makes running the small batteries problematic. So I sold the battery that came with the unit and bought another plus battery. Which was cheaper then buying a rfid unit

For my Mini 3 Pro, I run all large batteries too but I kept one small battery just because. I believe Mini 3 Pro has rid anyway so since I had it registered, makes no sense trying to run light. Now I can attach skins, strobes,...whatever else.

 

[MS Coast]

Another option:

Print a label on the laser printer, cut it out, attach to the drone using a piece of translucent cellophane tape covering the entire label.

 

[scro]

Another option:

Print a label on the laser printer, cut it out, attach to the drone using a piece of translucent cellophane tape covering the entire label.

I have a handwritten paper strip ID label stuck to the top of my mini3 with basic household sellotape/sticky tape/whatever you call it. It doesn't seem to be that well attached at first glance, but it has been firmly in place for approx 2 years now without any sign of coming unstuck, despite a few flights in mist and fine drizzle. As you say your handwriting isn't the tidiest just do what @MS Coast suggests and print your ID out with a printer, then trim the paper down to smaller than a strip of sticky tape so that the tape can stick down onto the drone body around all 4 edges of the paper label.