Phantom 4 Pro V2 is now RID compliant
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Where are you getting the "RID" number from? Serial number of the drone? Serial number of the controller? Or some other generated number? Hkw long is it supposed to be? I recall reading about the logic and length of the RID number, but I can't find it now.
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I checked the FAA drone zone site, and at this point there are no versions of the Phantom that are including in the FAA's list of RID-compliant drones. UAS Declaration of Compliance
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I tried the serial number of the drone, not the controller. If you can find the logic/length article, that might work. It doesn't accept plain numbers.
Scroll down to the Additional Tips section.
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Navigating Remote ID Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide
What is Remote ID (RID)? The widespread adoption of drones has changed the aviation landscape in recent years. With so many drones integrated into the National Airspace System (NAS), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has deemed it necessary to develop a way to monitor drone flights at...
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The RID number design is mentioned in this thread by DJI as well.
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Air 3 Remote ID
Hi, I can't seem to find the remote ID for my drone. I bought the drone in China and are planning to fly it in the US during a holiday, and so I am trying register it. I looked in the about section of settings and can't find remote ID under SN. Thanks for any and all help.
Yet more info on the RID number. Apparently is prefaced with 1581F + 14 digit serial number + 0.
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Register remote id number in drone zone
After my air 2s was updated I tried to register in drone zone and put in my RID serial number and all I get is invalid. Any ideas?
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1581F is the manufacturer. And in this case 1581F is DJI. I seen a list of all the manufacturer numbers at one time but can't find it. For our drones 1581F is what we need.
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Thanks. I'll try that.Scroll down to the Additional Tips section.
Navigating Remote ID Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide
What is Remote ID (RID)? The widespread adoption of drones has changed the aviation landscape in recent years. With so many drones integrated into the National Airspace System (NAS), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has deemed it necessary to develop a way to monitor drone flights at...
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Just got this info from DJI:
If the drone has a 20-digit alphanumeric serial number (always prefixed with 1581F), the Remote ID serial number is the same as the aircraft serial number
If the drone has a 14-digit alphanumeric serial number, the Remote ID SN=1581F+14-digit flight controller SN+0, and the total number of digits is also 20.
If the drone has a 20-digit alphanumeric serial number (always prefixed with 1581F), the Remote ID serial number is the same as the aircraft serial number
If the drone has a 14-digit alphanumeric serial number, the Remote ID SN=1581F+14-digit flight controller SN+0, and the total number of digits is also 20.
So that allowed me to register my drone on the Drone Zone site.
Still an issue with DJI Go 4 AeroScope info and whether the drone is really transmitting RID info.
Still an issue with DJI Go 4 AeroScope info and whether the drone is really transmitting RID info.
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Okay, after a lengthy chat session with DJI support, I still haven't yet successfully been able to confirm that the RID is being transmitted. But here are some tips:
-- The RID serial must be registered with the FAA before it can be transmitted by the drone. I'm not sure how that works but apparently you must register the RID for everything to work.
-- The RID is only transmitted while the motors on the drone are running.
-- Once registered and with motors running, the RID should be visible by scanning (on a phone or whatever) available wifi networks. This hasn't worked for me yet, but DJI did tell me that there may be a delay after registering the RID, so I'm going to leave it a while then try again. Supposedly you can find RID status in the Go 4 app also, but I wasn't able to figure out how to do that.
-- The RID serial must be registered with the FAA before it can be transmitted by the drone. I'm not sure how that works but apparently you must register the RID for everything to work.
-- The RID is only transmitted while the motors on the drone are running.
-- Once registered and with motors running, the RID should be visible by scanning (on a phone or whatever) available wifi networks. This hasn't worked for me yet, but DJI did tell me that there may be a delay after registering the RID, so I'm going to leave it a while then try again. Supposedly you can find RID status in the Go 4 app also, but I wasn't able to figure out how to do that.
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I was able to put in 10 random numbers, or the first 10 digits of my real ID, which Go accepted. But anytime I tried to put in more than 10 it burped.
What does the registration of the RID number with the FAA have to do with using the drone. There is no electronic connection between the drone and the FAA. Plus GO 4 only let's you enter 10 digits of the 20 digit RID number. You can't enter the entire RID number anywhere I know of in the new GO 4 app. No "RID Status" found anywhere.
F worked for me. Wonder if E is another DJI manufacturer designation? Did you have to put the zero the end?
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