When prepping to sell?

[SHRED]

As I prepare my M2Pro for sale I should include the flight hours obviously.

Any other preparations?
Do I need to unregister it on my DJI account?

What about my FAA numbers and registration?


Thanks

 

[old man mavic]

remove any numbers relating to your FAA registration ,and also remove the SD card as well
once the new owner has the app installed in their device and switches on the drone, then they will have to go through the same process as if the drone was brand new ,and link it to their E Mail account , you will still be able to see your flight records in your app ,but the new owner will only see any flights that they do once they have the drone linked to them

 

[SHRED]

I certainly have a lot of things to list .
LOL

 

[SHRED]

remove any numbers relating to your FAA registration ,and also remove the SD card as well
once the new owner has the app installed in their device and switches on the drone, then they will have to go through the same process as if the drone was brand new ,and link it to their E Mail account , you will still be able to see your flight records in your app ,but the new owner will only see any flights that they do once they have the drone linked to them

So no need to use DJI Assistant and "Restore to factory defaults"?

 

[old man mavic]

no not unless you really want to

 

[SHRED]

no not unless you really want to

It's the FAA license transferable?

 

[MavicAir2Marc]

It's the FAA license transferable?

If it's a recreational number, the number applies to you. If you are a Part 107 pilot, then all of your aircraft have unique numbers that only apply to that serial number. The only exception MAY be if you get a replacement with a different serial number but I'm still not completely sure if that's transferrable or you just pay the $5 and get a new number.

 

[SethB]

You’re required to unregister with FAA:

How to Deregister or Unregister A Drone - Pilot Institute

According to the FAA rules, any drone that weighs between 0.55 and 55 lbs. need to be registered. This rule applies to both recreational and commercial users, although the registration requirements for commercial users are a little more expansive. This act of registration associates the identity...

pilotinstitute.com

Unbind the drone from your DJI account, so the new owner can bind it to theirs. It may fly for them while bound to your account, but if not unbound by you and then bound to their account they won’t get flight info archived, and may not be able to change controllers, buy care refresh, etc.

Bound to another account

Hey all, I bought a Mini 2 near new (was able to purchase care refresh) but when i got into the app and try to bind the controller, it says its bound to another account. how do i go about unbinding the old owners account?

forum.dji.com

 

[SHRED]

You’re required to unregister with FAA:

How to Deregister or Unregister A Drone - Pilot Institute

According to the FAA rules, any drone that weighs between 0.55 and 55 lbs. need to be registered. This rule applies to both recreational and commercial users, although the registration requirements for commercial users are a little more expansive. This act of registration associates the identity...

pilotinstitute.com

Unbind the drone from your DJI account, so the new owner can bind it to theirs. It may fly for them while bound to your account, but if not unbound by you and then bound to their account they won’t get flight info archived, and may not be able to change controllers, buy care refresh, etc.

Bound to another account

Hey all, I bought a Mini 2 near new (was able to purchase care refresh) but when i got into the app and try to bind the controller, it says its bound to another account. how do i go about unbinding the old owners account?

forum.dji.com

So do that through DJI Assistant I assume?

 

[djwak59]

I certainly have a lot of things to list .
LOLView attachment 151318

Whoa !!

 

[SethB]

So do that through DJI Assistant I assume?

The seller can do this using the controller. Details in the linked post on the DJI forum.