Holy Stone FAA Compliant Remote Identification broadcast Module Spare Parts for GPS Drones with Camera for Adults 4K, Remote ID broadcast Module Parts comply with US FAA Regulation; No worry about FAA

Works well—I have a few of these for my drones and planes. Setup was simple, and they perform reliably. Battery life is solid for my use case, and they charge quickly.Note: they don’t survive a trip through the washing machine (my fault, not the product’s!).

Used this to upgrade my DJI Phantom 4 Pro (v1) to make it FAA compliant for remote ID. It's small, light and easy (enough) to attach to the drone. I put it on the front on a semi-flat part so that it didn't interfere with the GPS and other modules on the top surface.

You can’t beat this remote ID. It’s easy to setup and use, and the price is very good. I highly recommend this.

Let me start by saying that I do NOT believe for one second that the remote ID rule will make any airspace more safe. On the contrary, it will just give Karens and criminals really good tools to harm law abiding drone pilots. I am a law abiding person by nature so I am complying with the FAA regulation, grudgingly. This Holy Stone RID module is the least expensive, self contained (has internal battery), smallest, lightest module that I've found that is FAA certified compliant. I saved about $18 by using the affiliate link in a YouTube video by Alien Drones (Thank you Keith). This module is relatively small and light when compared to others I was considering. It came with very easy to understand instructions and set up was quite quick and easy in both the Holy Stone app and the FAA Drone Zone site. I tested it using a drone scanner app and it seems to be working just fine. I like that I can easily move it from one aircraft to another and have found that affixing the module to my flight battery using Velcro is very convenient and gives the unit an unobstructed view of the sky from a flat surface. I did use high quality, name brand Velcro rather than the stuff that comes with the unit and I did clean both surfaces with isopropyl alcohol before sticking the Velcro to the unit and drone battery. The unit seems very secure. In my experience, the unit does charge up in about 90 minutes and operates for about five hours on a charge but I have found it convenient to just charge the unit along with my camera batteries and flight batteries and radio batteries etc after each flight. It easily falls into my charging routine lol. I am confident that I am now fully compliant with the absurd FAA rule and now just have to keep an eye out for neighborhood Karens and of course criminals who might be able see my position and my aircraft's position using any number of free drone tracking apps grrr. Happy flying amigos!

This Remote ID module works as it should, easily mounted to the top of my drone and transmitted its ID signal as required by the FAA.The battery life was fine for flying, the price was reasonable, and the unit worked as expected.I ended up returning this RID unit because the drone I needed it for would not record photos or video, and the replacement drone I purchased came with it's own RID unit.

Product shipped fast and was as advertised. This is my second purchase of this model as I wanted to leave one mounted to each of my drones. Easy to operate and meets RID requirements for an affordable price.

Purchased the Holystone remote ID module for an older > 250g drone that lacks the functionality. Note that along with the drone, the module has to be registered with the FAA in the US.Downloaded the Android version of the Drone Go2 app to configure the module, no issues. One thing I learned (and that Holystone customer support didn't catch), was that on Android location permission must not only be granted to the app but location needs to be enabled (I normally leave location off in a likely-futile effort to minimize tracking by Big Tech). Initially I had granted the permission but NOT enabled location and the Drone Go2 app couldn't find and connect to the module.Attached the module using the provided Velcro adhesive strips. Was worried that they wouldn't hold and the module would depart the drone, but so far in about a 1/2-hour of flying it has stayed in place.Tested and tracked the drone and module with the OpenDroneID app, worked fine.There are much more expensive remote ID modules available, but the Holystone seems to work well and is very reasonably priced.