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$180 + shipping new is what I paid from Amazon months ago. This one doesn't have much use on it so I'd still consider it to be fairly new.

Got this one from Amazon. Matched my iPad Air 2 and works great. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00P66F346?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00

Still available. Very little use on this pack. It's just collecting dust in the corner of my office.

responded to you, thanks

I still have them, message me for details if you'd like.

The AMA part is very interesting

Ok sounds good

Batteries are good for any version of the P2. 3 sold already and I have 2 left. $65 per if bought separately or $50 per if bought together. Shipping is additional. They do hold good charges, though since my P2 is dead I can't really plug them into anything to show that aside from charge them...

I read a lot of feedback on the forums here and decided to go with the iPad Air 2 16GB Wifi and I'm very pleased with the decision. All I have to do is fire up my wifi hotspot on my phone for a moment to update my iPad and then I'm off to flying.

A great deal for someone who wanted to sit on parts incase they crashed their P3P

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This was exactly the approach I was taking. I took the time to read over most of the applicable CFR, USC, and recent updates with Public Law all revolving around what is and isn't currently law that can govern "UAS". In my current line of work I deal with NHTSA and US Customs and they often...

I don't believe you're following my point. The question was asking "Do I need a license IF (Option A) (Option B)" ANSWER: "If the aircraft is issued an airworthiness certificate, a pilot certificate is required" which would indicate that a license is not needed in either case of (Option A) or...

The key to your quote from the FAA Section 333 FAQ is that it's only regarding aircraft that have been issued airworthiness certificates. In almost all instances a little drone that's less than 55 lbs does not have a airworthiness certificate and therefore is not applicable to this part of the...