Do I Have To Register Dji Spark

GIdoc Offline lvl.2 + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	1 # I'm totally confused... some websites say you don't need to register... but looks like this one says you do need to register.Thoughts??? https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/fly_for_fun/ Favorite Like 2
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mtnlandpix Offline mtnlandpix Captain >>> + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	2 # You are supposed to register with the FAA, however, a recent court decision seems to over rule this when using a drone as a hobbyist.   I believe you still have to register each drone separately when using the drones for commercial use.  I have 2 drones I use commercially and I have each one registered.
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Sparky Mike Offline Sparky Mike lvl.3 + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	3 # Americans no longer have to register non-commercial drones with the FAA https://www.recode.net/2017/5/19 ... istration-rules-faa
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Tviscomi Offline Tviscomi Captain Flight distance : 106699 ft >>> + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	4 # Sparky Mike Posted at 2017-7-7 10:47 Americans no longer have to register non-commercial drones with the FAA https://www.recode.net/2017/5/19/15663436/us-drone-registration-rules-faa And they (FAA) will offer a refund for the $5 some have already paid.
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GIdoc Offline GIdoc lvl.2 + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	5 # Thanks.  So why does the FAA officially say you need to register anything over 5.5 pounds... if you don't need to register... wouldn't you think the FAA website would be up to date? Register your UAS if it weighs more than 0.55 pounds and less than 55 pounds Label your UAS with your registration number Read and understand all safety guidelines
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Dragonfly47 Offline Dragonfly47 lvl.2 Flight distance : 9465 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	6 # GIdoc Posted at 2017-7-7 13:52 Thanks.  So why does the FAA officially say you need to register anything over 5.5 pounds... if you don't need to register... wouldn't you think the FAA website would be up to date? Register your UAS if it weighs more than 0.55 pounds and less than 55 pounds "if you don't need to register... wouldn't you think the FAA website would be up to date?" Come on. We're talking about the government. If it was up to them, we'd still be required to have a pedestrian walking in front of our car waving a red flag.
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RCKable Offline RCKable lvl.3 Flight distance : 427684 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	7 # At this current moment, You do not have to register as long as you are a hobbyist, but you do if you plan to use them for commercial use. (As mentioned above.) This ruling to remove registration, I am sure will be appealed by the FAA and others such as DJI, Parrot, GoPro, and some other drone manufacturers who support the registration.
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FatherXmas Offline FatherXmas Captain Flight distance : 4058619 ft >>> + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	8 # RCKable Posted at 2017-7-7 19:04 At this current moment, You do not have to register as long as you are a hobbyist, but you do if you plan to use them for commercial use. (As mentioned above.) This ruling to remove registration, I am sure will be appealed by the FAA and others such as DJI, Parrot, GoPro, and some other drone manufacturers who support the registration. The FAA did appeal, a Federal Appeals Court ruled against them.
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RCKable Offline RCKable lvl.3 Flight distance : 427684 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	9 # FatherXmas Posted at 2017-7-7 19:17 The FAA did appeal, a Federal Appeals Court ruled against them. The FAA can appeal the May 2017 ruling.  It can be appealed 1 more time before asking the Supreme Court to hear the appeal (which I highly doubt the Supreme Court would)
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RCKable Offline RCKable lvl.3 Flight distance : 427684 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	10 # It was only a Circuit Court of Appeals that over turned the FAA.  But the laws about no flying the drone out of the operators site, at night, and over people are still in place, near an airstrip or airport are still in place.
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fansdbce68d7 Offline fansdbce68d7 lvl.2 Flight distance : 349793 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	11 # RCKable Posted at 2017-7-7 19:29 It was only a Circuit Court of Appeals that over turned the FAA.  But the laws about no flying the drone out of the operators site, at night, and over people are still in place, near an airstrip or airport are still in place. Night flights and even flying near airports IS permitted. http://dronelawjournal.com/model-aircraft-operations/
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RCKable Offline RCKable lvl.3 Flight distance : 427684 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	12 # fansdbce68d7 Posted at 2017-7-7 22:54 Night flights and even flying near airports IS permitted. http://dronelawjournal.com/model-aircraft-operations/ Yeah, nothing has changed from the original other then the removal of the registration.  And they were ordered to issue a refund to those who file for it. Okay I will give you the night flying thing cause yeah with stock lighting you can fly what 200'-300' straight up or in a wide open field. Remember you must have clear line of site, altitude of drone during the night. On a side note that website doesn't show complete sections of the 2012 laws. Notification to tower operator when flying within 5 miles, Altitude kept under 400' within 3 miles, no flying within 1 mile.  That website gives me the impression If I tell the tower I will then be able to fly any place within 3 miles as long as I stay below 400'. I guess heck now I can fly right down the runway.
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RCKable Offline RCKable lvl.3 Flight distance : 427684 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	13 # Tviscomi Posted at 2017-7-7 12:41 And they (FAA) will offer a refund for the $5 some have already paid. Only if you ask for it, and just so people can. Here is the site to print out the PDF to remove your registration and get that $5 back https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_ ... uctions_FINALv2.pdf
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GIdoc Offline GIdoc lvl.2 + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	14 # Question about legality of drones, if anyone knows. Yesterday I was at kids swim meet filming their race. I was NOT over the pool.  I was over a building next to a pool. The Swim president almost had a heartattack and chewed me out and told me it's not allowed.  I looked up USA swim rules - see attached.  So if I am OVER a street next to the pool, and filming... am I good?  (i.e. not over the venue?).
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GIdoc Offline GIdoc lvl.2 + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	15 # Photo didn't upload.  Page 61, Letter J.  https://www.usaswimming.org/docs ... s/2017-rulebook.pdf
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Dragonfly47 Offline Dragonfly47 lvl.2 Flight distance : 9465 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	16 # GIdoc Posted at 2017-7-9 16:00 Question about legality of drones, if anyone knows. Yesterday I was at kids swim meet filming their race. I was NOT over the pool.  I was over a building next to a pool. The Swim president almost had a heartattack and chewed me out and told me it's not allowed.  I looked up USA swim rules - see attached.  So if I am OVER a street next to the pool, and filming... am I good?  (i.e. not over the venue?).[view_image] 103.13 /M/ DRONES — Operation of a drone, or any other flying apparatus, is prohibited over the venue (pools, athlete/coach areas, spectator areas and open-ceiling locker rooms) any time athletes, coaches, officials and/or spectators are present. Exceptions may be granted with prior written approval by the Program Operations Vice Chair. Rule seems pretty straightforward. Tell the meet director that you'll be operating a reasonable distance from the event and remind him of the rule.
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fansdbce68d7 Offline fansdbce68d7 lvl.2 Flight distance : 349793 ft + Add Friend Person Message United States Offline	17 # They can only stop you if you are operating from their property. If you are on public property or someone else's property with permission, you can fly your drone anywhere  the airspace is unrestricted. Generally, anywhere  b4ufly or airmap say you can. Compliance with AMA rules is recommended.
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Do I Have To Register Dji Spark

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