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I registered Could be a big problem if you do not. The US gov knows a bunch about us anyway so to get a free registration is not a big deal.
New to this site but thought I would add that....It is already public... No need to sell it. anyone with access to the internet can view it.We should all be concerned that they're going to make this a public database with all the registers information available to anyone who purchased their database
That is for 'N' numbers but I assume it will be very similar for UAV's.New to this site but thought I would add that....It is already public... No need to sell it. anyone with access to the internet can view it.
FAA Registry - Aircraft - N-Number Inquiry
You can search by model and state.. You betcha! Comes back with everything including the owners name, address and the serial number of the aircraft. Just saying.
No you can go to that link and search a number of different ways. I typed in DJI and got a ton of hits. It is then organized by state etc... Pretty simple to get the info if you know what you are looking for..
Right. But, it only returns search results for people who have N numbers. That's not the same thing as the UAS registration.No you can go to that link and search a number of different ways
You are correct about the transfer tax for restricted devices, but the person to whom the device is transferred must have the appropriate Federal and State license to own the device. I was specifically referring to a Class 3 (Federal) license, but State licenses, where required, have different names.If you're referring to NFA items (short barreled rifles, machine guns etc), that's not a "license". The item is on the federal registry and there is a one time transfer tax due at the time of purchase.
States are different. In Indiana we can buy and sell among individuals without any paper work. We only register when we buy from a FFL location.How is that? Florida doesn't have firearm registration
Yep......a whopping 39 hits when using DJI, a treasure trove of info. (sigh) Think about it....you registered once for all of your quads and you don't specify type. This list is for commercial use.No you can go to that link and search a number of different ways. I typed in DJI and got a ton of hits. It is then organized by state etc... Pretty simple to get the info if you know what you are looking for..
It's limited to UAS between 0.55 lbs. (250 grams) and up to 55 lbs. (25 kg). Everyone who is not flying for profit must register.So do all the folks flying fixed wing and helicopters over the minumum weight restriction need to register as well? Even if they are AMA memebers and flying at their field?
Or is registration limited to multi rotors only?
It's limited to UAS between 0.55 lbs. (250 grams) and up to 55 lbs. (25 kg). Everyone who is not flying for profit must register.
You register yourself and then attach the same registration number to all aircraft.So I have 20+ fixed wing planes all over 2 lbs but none over 55. Does that mean I have to register each one before I can fly again? Most are scratch made, so no manufactuer lable, just home built.