Comply with coming requirements with one of the lowest cost Remote ID solutions. Print this case and make 2 solder connections and you are ready to be compliant whenever the rule goes into effect (September 16, 2023 as of right now, but will likely be delayed). The full build, with Remote ID module, battery, wires, and case is just under 8 grams.

Once built, connect the battery, put the case on your drone, register with the FAA, and boom, you are fully compliant with the new regulations.

Since this will be in the sun, I recommend using PETG.

The case is designed with 0.8 mm walls.

Wiring:

The Dronetag BS can get power from either of the connectors. The 3-pin 1.0mm JST connector is specifically for power.

do not use the wiring colors shown in the photos as the polarity looks reversed where it goes into the board...use the information below to build your cables!

• Pin 1 is +V (closest to the middle of the board)
• Pin 2 is No Connect
• Pin 3 is Ground (closest to the edge of the board)

See for more info.

FAA Notes:

Link to FAA UAS Declaration of Compliance for the Dronetag BS
Note: If you have a 249 gram drone, adding this transmitter will put you over the limit for recreational use without a registration. You can register your drone for 3 years for $5 here. Don't forget to add your Remote ID serial number to your registration to be fully legal.

Shopping List

• DroneTag BS
• 3.7v 100 mAh LiPO Batteries & Charger
• JST 1.0mm 3-pin connectors
• JST 1.25mm 2-pin connectors
• Heatshrink Tubing Kit

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