Do you have to register this drone with the FAA null

No, hobby drones do not need to be registered with the FAA; BUT, I would highly recommend that you do (I think it's like $5 and you write down the number on tape and stick it in the battery bay. From the FAA Website: Registration Why do I need to register my UAS? Federal law requires that small unmanned aircraft weighing more than .55 pounds and less than 55 pounds that do not fly exclusively under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft, be registered with the FAA and marked with a registration number, either by registering online or by using the legacy paper based registration process. What is the difference between registering a UAS flown for under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft vs. UAS not flown as model aircraft? If you operate your UAS exclusively under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft, you can voluntarily use the web-based registration process to register once and apply your registration number to as many UAS as you want. Unmanned aircraft flown not as model aircraft must be registered individually by the owner, and each registration costs $5. Registrants must supply their name, address, and email address, in addition to the make, model, and serial number (if available) for each UAS they want to fly.

Yes Any drone (over 0.55 pounds weight) regardless of hobby or use need to be registered with FAA. It cost $5 to register all your drones as hobby

Not at this time. But do it anyway. Once registered its good for all aircraft. If the rules change your covered...

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No, hobby drones do not need to be registered with the FAA; BUT, I would highly recommend that you do (I think it's like $5 and you write down the number on tape and stick it in the battery bay. From the FAA Website: Registration Why do I need to register my UAS? Federal law requires that small unmanned aircraft weighing more than .55 pounds and less than 55 pounds that do not fly exclusively under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft, be registered with the FAA and marked with a registration number, either by registering online or by using the legacy paper based registration process. What is the difference between registering a UAS flown for under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft vs. UAS not flown as model aircraft? If you operate your UAS exclusively under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft, you can voluntarily use the web-based registration process to register once and apply your registration number to as many UAS as you want. Unmanned aircraft flown not as model aircraft must be registered individually by the owner, and each registration costs $5. Registrants must supply their name, address, and email address, in addition to the make, model, and serial number (if available) for each UAS they want to fly.
Answered by JayB 8 years ago
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Yes Any drone (over 0.55 pounds weight) regardless of hobby or use need to be registered with FAA. It cost $5 to register all your drones as hobby
Answered by bhau 6 years ago
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Answered by dereckdrone32 7 years ago
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Not at this time. But do it anyway. Once registered its good for all aircraft. If the rules change your covered...
Answered by Freddy 8 years ago
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