10 Registration Number Decals for $7.00

Richard R · Oct 3, 2016

jofus said:
Other than convenience, is there any obligation for an N number, or am I good with the one I was assigned online when I registered my AC (under 107)?

Absolutely not. You're good to go. Just remember that unlike hobby fliers, the AC registration must be displayed on the outside of the bird.

Mark The Droner · Oct 3, 2016

Sonic Fusion said:
And what would you do with my number? It's registered to me....that is like saying I can go to an airport and use someone else's number.....jeez rookies

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A dishonest person could use your number on his AC which would satisfy a LEO. Then later when he crashes into Ft Meade, they come and knock on your door.

Sonic Fusion · Oct 3, 2016

And I show them my bird and they check my flight info and walk away. Very highly unlikely anyone will steal my number...sounds like a pure conspiracy theory. Not sure but I think when I registered I included my serial number. My P3 & P4 both have unique numbers.

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Richard R · Oct 3, 2016

Sonic Fusion said:
And I show them my bird and they check my flight info and walk away. Very highly unlikely anyone will steal my number...sounds like a pure conspiracy theory. Not sure but I think when I registered I included my serial number. My P3 & P4 both have unique numbers.

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Yes, if you went the Part 107 registration, you did give them the serial #'s. Just like the VIN on your car, its unique and the only unofficial way to positively identify a vehicle.

Drestin Black · Oct 3, 2016

Marknmd said:
Does it occur to you that somebody could steal your FA number?

So what?

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Mark The Droner · Oct 3, 2016

Maybe put your SS number on there too - on the other wing - for all to see... why not?

Sonic Fusion · Oct 4, 2016

Yep you are definitely a conspiracy guy.....might just do that...just for you[emoji23]

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jofus · Oct 9, 2016

Richard R said:
Absolutely not. You're good to go. Just remember that unlike hobby fliers, the AC registration must be displayed on the outside of the bird.

Thanks, and the number I label is the "certificate number" on my Small UAS Certificate of Registration, correct? NOT the number I had prior to receiving my temporary certification under part 107. Just triple checking.