According to the new german drone regulation a UAV above 2 Kg must have a fire proved plate with the pilots information.

These plates are made by aluminium.

So I like to have someone from dji to take a look on the spot I chose and tell us whether that might interfere with the operation in some kind with signals or sensors.

Thanks.

According to the new german drone regulation a UAV above 2 Kg must have a fire proved plate with the pilots information.

These plates are made by aluminium.

So I like to have someone from dji to take a look on the spot I chose and tell us whether that might interfere with the operation in some kind with signals or sensors.

Thanks.

Plate

That's a nice place, and seems like a good location, the only problem I see is that is one of the more likely places (Other then the ESC's) that will catch fire first.

As far as interference, it shouldn't be an issue.

skypal Posted at 2017-4-3 02:34
According to the new german drone regulation a UAV above 2 Kg must have a fire proved plate with the pilots information.

These plates are made by aluminium.

Is that attached via some sort of adjesive or something else? It's a little hard to tell.

DJI-Jamie Posted at 2017-4-3 14:57
Is that attached via some sort of adjesive or something else? It's a little hard to tell.

Yes its a M3 adhesive pad

skypal Posted at 2017-4-3 15:47
Yes its a M3 adhesive pad

If you're not blocking any vents and the piece is light, then it could be ok. If you're not using a GPS tracker on your unit, you could also put the plate on the back of the battery compartment so it ensures even balance.

The weight of the plate is no more than 0,05 Ounce