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The rule seems pretty clear as it relates to drone batteries. 1. They can only be in your carry-on 2. The battery terminals must be protected. You can purchase battery bags, but that one mean one for each battery. I would think (but not confirmed) if you cover each one with electrical tape...

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Nice work!

That's awesome!

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My family and I are meeting at my Granddaughter's house tomorrow for brunch. Looking forward to it.

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I am doubtful that you will find a compatible Apple Watch at a "modest" price. :) However, if you do, let us know.

Sounds like a bad battery. I wouldn't trust it for flying at high altitudes or at a far distance. Stay close to home while using this battery

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Me for one! I have used it for interior work on more than one occasion, and you don't need RID for interior work but you do need to register the drone

Like any other sub 249 gram drone if you use it commercially, then yes, it must be registered. You also still need to pass the TRUST exam