From October 1, 2017, stickers for drones, quadrocopter, camera drones and the like with a take-off weight of 250 grams or more are mandatory. Since April 2017 it has actually been clear that drones will be required to be labeled, as in the update this post described. Here I would like to show you how and with what type of "drone license plate" you can equip your copter and where you can buy the drone license plates.
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According to LuftVZO: Drones must be labeled
In April of this year, a change to the Air Traffic Licensing Regulations (LuftVZO) was resolved, which, among other things, stipulated that from October 1, 2017, drones with a takeoff weight of 0,25kg or more are subject to labeling. You don't have to get an officially registered license plate for your drone, you can get one Have a badge madethat meets these requirements:
- Fireproof badge
- Permanent lettering / engraving
- name and address
- Preferably also the phone number
- Aluminum is recommended as a material
Buy a sticker for the quadrocopter
In the post from almost half a year ago I already got you guys this badge shown by Amazon. This is an address label to stick on, made of weather-resistant, abrasion-resistant and saltwater-resistant aluminum. The size of the badge for the drone is 40 x 10 millimeters, i.e. 4,0 x 1,0 centimeters.
The Drohnen.de shop offers a good alternative with the desired color (black, blue, red or green) an individual engraved text and different sizes (micro, nano, etc.). Check it out - In addition to the products, there are also helpful information and legal advice on drones and their labeling.
Drone license plates are now mandatory for these models
If you are more enthusiastic about drones, quadrocopters, camera drones and the like, then there are more articles here in the blog that you might like. Note that the drones described in the following articles are all subject to labeling and that you should buy a drone label for each of them:
- The little all-rounder DJI Mavic Air
- The affordable entry-level drone DJI Phantom 3 Standard can be found here in detail
- The mini drone DJI Spark in test and comparison to Mavic Pro you can find here
- The DJI Spark FlyMore Combo as a savings bundle look at you here
- DJI Phantom 4 and DJI Phantom 4 Pro compared you get with this link
- DJI Inspire 1 and DJI Inspire 2 compared offers this post
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Thanks to you Moritz! I recently got myself a nano badge for the Mavic Air. These things are so small that you don't mess up your drone under any circumstances. The prettier things get, the more you pay attention to them. With my ancient octocopter from MikroKopter you are already happy if the things looked different before departure than after the crash. : D