NEW!! Bluemark DB151 DroneBeacon FAA Remote ID Module wo/Battery - The ORIGINAL Anti-Karen RID Module!

This is the official US site for purchasing the BlueMark the modules through Alien Drones! These are brand new, from the factory products. BlueMark extends its family of RemoteID transponders with the db151. This is a newer, smaller version of the db121. The DroneBeacon db151 is a small, but powerful (direct/broadcast) stand-alone Remote ID transponder with GNSS receiver that can be mounted on a drone. It has no battery, but instead needs to be powered by the drone.

Specifications:

Short-range radio

Bluetooth and WiFi 2.4GHz, output power (ERP): + 20 dBm (100 mW)

Positioning

GPS, 2.5m positioning precision

Antennas

0 dBi WLAN/BLE antenna (internal omni-directional high-performance PCB antenna)

0 dBi GLS antenna

Power

2-pin JST-GH 1.25mm connector 4.75 – 15 V

reverse polarity protection

voltage spike protection

Enclosure

plastic (nylon)

Fastening mechanism

3M dual-lock or M5 screws using the screw noses

IP rating

IP43

Operating temperature

-10°C to +50°C

Dimensions

32 x 30 x 22 mm. With screw nodes the dimensions are 32 x 47 x 22 mm

Weight

~7.3 grams

This is one of the only manufacturers of RID modules that has went through third party independent audits and passed certification with the FAA so you can use it with confidence! A manufacturer of RemoteID hardware can claim that it is compliant (self-declaration), but without a third party audit, there is limited assurance that this is indeed the case. This results in risks to operators (end-users) if the products they purchase are later found to be non-compliant. It could result in rescinding of an accepted compliant product (drone or RemoteID add-on). This can especially result in high risks for professional users that have a large drone fleet.

More info https://dronescout.co/dronebeacon-ext-power/?v=796834e7a283

db151 Manual (bluemark site): https://download.bluemark.io/db151.pdf

How to Configure Video: https://youtu.be/6nrq-DlshcI