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I fly r/c planes and helis, but wnen I went to drones there is really no way to be sure of orientation at any distance. another member of my r/c club had this set up on his drone and it is great, so I added it to mine. all you need is 2 wire clamps (nylon). an arrow shaft with threaded head, aluminum is the lightest, and a bolt the same size as the arrow thread, in my case 6/32. attach the clamps to the legs of the drone with tie wraps, and secure with a drop of CA adhesive. align the clamps by putting the arrow shaft through them before glueing. put the screw and nut on the front clamp ( you may need washers as I did, use nylon washers). cut arrow shaft to a visible length, mine is 24 inches, and glue a ping pong ball to the end. now you have a removeable "tail" for your drone. makes it very easy to see where it is pointing in flight. see attached pictures to see how it looks when completed. this should help most people keep track of orientation