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Interesting. The batteries indicated they were full when I used them but now they will not charge to full anymore so clearly they are headed for the battery recycle. Odd as 2 of them failed like that. My other two still work but now I am gun shy with them. Time to buy a new set of batteries...

Did I stump the experts here?

I have a P3P that I bought new back in 2015. I am not sure how many hours it has on it but it's not that many. I have always babied the drone and cared for it such that today it is in the same condition as the day I bought it. It has never been crashed. Still has the original factory props...

No, you will have to add one.

A big part of the issue is that most of the RID modules are on back order. Remember they are being purchased not only by drone owners but also any RC pilots that have a need as well.

I bought my Phantom 3 Pro in 2015 and it's been a great reliable tool for me. A few days ago the gimbal tilt wheel on the remote stopped working. I went through all kinds of gyrations to try to restore functionality including, but not limited to, draining the power from the remote all the way to...

According to Ken Heron RID deadline is cancelled and no new one has been established. I have not found an official notice of this but Ken is usually right on this kind of thing.

Any updates on this? Are you having to rip apart your drone to install this thing?

I have a P3P that I bought back in 2015. I have 4 batteries that I use with it in rotation. I get about 16-18 minutes flight time. Is that typical?

If you are considering getting your FAA Part 107 commercial certification, here is a link to my review of the Pilot Institute's training course:

Love your photographs. The ship Signal Alpha with the rainbow is just stunning.

Whenever I fly there is a clear line of sight between my controller and the drone - Hence my question...

If so, I have a couple of questions: Where do you hide to stay out of sight of the drone on exteriors? I mean you cannot block the remote's line of sight to the drone, right? Or can you just sit in your car with the remote and fly out of sight? Do you ever fly it indoors in the property...