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It's not the "falling" they are concerned about. It's the interference with the emergency response activities (such as helicopters and other manned aviation).

It's not there. The inventory is only on the Part 107 dashboard.

The iPad 2 is not compatible with DJI Go 4. You will need a newer device. Here's a good list. Best Tablets and Phones for DJI GO (Updated Daily) - Phantom Help

It's "gone", although only as of today when it was signed. But the FAA has stated to CONTINUE using the rules. Drone Pilots: President Trump Signs FAA Reauthorization Act

You might want to agree with suprphreak, but you both would be incorrect.

If the drone flight is for hobby/recreation (which is for one's own personal enjoyment), then it falls under 336. If the flight is for some other purpose, then it falls under Part 107. Volunteer or paid is irrelevant.

Read this page for more information. Fly under the Special Rule for Model Aircraft

This is incorrect. If you registered under Section 336, then you will put the same number on all your drones.

Yes.

Isn't that what we are doing right here? How is your site different?

Yes, and CONGRESS enacted the LAW. Public Law 112-95 Section 336 https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-112publ95/html/PLAW-112publ95.htm

Does this have something to do with the Spark or drones at all? Should this be moved to Off-Topic?

Technically, yes, you are supposed to call the tower when you are within 5 miles. Are you likely to "get in trouble" for not doing so in the scenario posted? Probably not.

That "funky shape" is the Class E controlled airspace for the Newport airport. Note that not all airspace is circular in space. The Class E airspace is controlled above 700 ft AGL. ONP - Newport Municipal Airport | SkyVector However, if you are flying for hobby/recreation (ie NOT Part 107), you...

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