Using One Broadcast Module on Multiple Drones for Recreational Flyers

In plain language

If you fly multiple recreational drones using a single broadcast module, you must list each drone's make and model in your inventory while associating them all with the same Remote ID serial number from that module.

Requirement as structured

Recreational flyers using a single Remote ID broadcast module across multiple non-Standard Remote ID drones must register the module for each drone using the same Remote ID serial number.

Original regulatory text

Recreational flyers will need to add each Standard Remote ID drone and/or the Remote ID broadcast module to their inventory, then if applicable, remove the drone not equipped with Standard Remote ID that it replaces. - Log in or create a new account on FAADroneZone - Click on the button labeled “Launch Drone Owners and Pilots Dashboard.” - Be sure you are on the Recreational Flyer Dashboard. - Click on “Manage Device Inventory.” - Click on “Add Device.” - Answer “Yes” to the Remote ID question. - Choose the device type from the drop down menu ("Remote ID broadcast module" or "Standard Remote ID" drone): - If using one broadcast module on multiple drones not equipped with Standard Remote ID, select broadcast module for each and input the particular drone(s) make/model while using the same Remote ID serial number from the module in the following step.

Applies when

country

United States

authority

FAA

operation

recreational

regulatory category

General