Where have you put your FAA#?

[mkovalcson]

Originally Posted by Mike680

Actually, they said they were trying to get it implemented. That is not in place yet, so it will not be legal come Feb 19.

Yup. I have both numbers on mine.

[elan]

On the bottom of my canopy...

[Todd74]

Originally Posted by Mike680

I registered, but I haven't put the number on my models yet. I'm waiting for what the AMA said about trying to integrate it so we can just use our AMA numbers. That day may never come, but I'll still be waiting.

Same here. I've got my registration card; if they want to see more than that they can go ##### themselves.

[aperseghin]

Oh come on people

[pilot10]

Originally Posted by aperseghin

Oh come on people

haha

[Slyster]

Originally Posted by pilot10

I put mine on my battery

+1

[PilotPin]

Im going to write my number on a piece of tape and stick it inside the canopy. Don't plan on putting to much effort into it.

[Dennis Everett]

I just printed out extra copys of the card , cut the numbers out and taped inside the canopy with packing tape

[pilot10]

Inside the canopy or on the battery is probably the best idea. I don't want someone to see my number, then put it on their craft

[Flea]

I put mine on the side of my bathroom trash can :p

[jharkin]

Originally Posted by Mike680

Actually, they said they were trying to get it implemented. That is not in place yet, so it will not be legal come Feb 19.

Interesting, when we got the "go ahead and register now" email a month ago the attached FAQ said that only AMA number needed to be on the aircraft. Did they change their position?

[Relisys190]

Originally Posted by MS60

I put mine in an imaginary place and I used my middle finger

I used a Brother P-Touch printer and put my FAA numbers on the bottem of each model's boom.

-Markus

[DeanR]

Originally Posted by MS60

I put mine in an imaginary place and I used my middle finger

I used this same method also. Great minds think alike! Hope your doing well 60..

[Glenn Goodlett]

So now, my multi rotor that I use for commercial work has three identifying numbers;

FAA#
AMA#
N# (N82FU)

Since I have an N#, I now must pay property taxes on it.

[Bobkoc1]

I got a little creative

[pilot10]

I can of want a heli less then 250g so that I can fly it and if people ask if I have my number on them I can just laugh at them

[Mike680]

Originally Posted by jharkin

Interesting, when we got the "go ahead and register now" email a month ago the attached FAQ said that only AMA number needed to be on the aircraft. Did they change their position?

This is from the AMA FAQs dated Jan 11, which would be one month ago. If there is anything else more updated, I either haven't seen it or I don't remember it.

Q: Do I need to list both my AMA number and my federal registration number on my aircraft?
A: Yes, you need to list both your AMA number and Federal registration number on your aircraft. We are advocating to allow members to use their AMA numbers. We believe an AMA membership already meets the intent of registration, but at this time place both numbers on your aircraft.


http://amablog.modelaircraft.org/ama...ked-questions/

[RoboHeli]

Yeah, check the FAA's FAQ on registration requirements and where/how/what you have to display. Until FAA says that the AMA number is sufficient on their own web page, it doesn't matter what the AMA says about it. The AMA isn't the one defining the rules.

[MotorG525]

I didn't register 😜🤘🏻🖕🏻

[seanh]

When it becomes law according to the appropriate court I'll put mine as per court order