QuadOptic

Thanks for the links Kino, shall complete the app

Hello Av no just red on white. John W

As of December 12, 2017 all drones are required to be registered with the FAA. If you require registration labels to affix to your drone then please take a look at DroneRegistrationLabel website. We have been issuing FAA compliant labels since December 2015.

Agreed Av, but my present inspection work is for a company that does not use the drones at this time and even though I know it would be a safer way of inspecting roofs it is not a cost effective method doing it for my present employer. I am working in conjunction with a Canadian based company that utilizes the drones for roof inspections and my role there is to examine the photos and provide a report on the roof condition. I will do more work with the my drones in a niche that is not really being exploited at present, so working towards that possibility.

I have had my drones for about 3 years and have Section 333 exemption, shall get my 107 when I have some spare time to study. I do home inspections for insurance companies but the type I do the use of my drones is not cost effective. For me to walk around a house and take pictures then grab my ladder and get on the roof takes about 6 minutes for the average home, it would take considerably longer if I used the drone. I have done videos of the area I live in for one of the local businesses and have been working on a project for past 5 months of a home being built so it will go from bare dirt to