The db300 is “Blue UAS” approved. This means that the module fulfills the drone requirements set by
the U.S. Department of Defense/War for government use, ensuring they meet strict security and
operational standards. The db300 has been approved on July 10th 2026 and can be found on the official framework list: https://tyrionprod.servicenowservices.com/gsp?id=framework_list search for db300

Specifications

Remote ID transmission protocols
Bluetooth dual-mode (Bluetooth 4 Legacy + Bluetooth 5 Long Range)
FCC/CE certified radio module
*u-blox BMD-345
*Nordic nRF52840 radio
* External PA 24 dB
Transmit frequency:
* 2.4 GHz
Transmit power
* up to +18 dBm (FCC certified)
Antenna: 2 dBi omni-directional antenna with IPEX connector (included)
Compliant with international regulation
(+20 dBm EIRP / 100 mW with the included 2 dBi antenna)
*EU ASD-STAN DIN EN 4709-002
*USA ASTM Remote ID Standard ASTM F3411-22a-RID-B/ F3586-22
Connectivity:
*2x JST GH 4-pin CAN (DroneCAN) port
CAN 2.0 (1 Mbps) / CAN FD (up to 8 Mbps)
120 ohm termination: solder pad
*1x JST GH 6-pin TELEM (UART/MAVLink) port
57600 baud rate (can be configured to different baudrate)

Power:          +5V supplied from TELEM or CAN port
LED lights:  power (white) and status LED (red)
Fastening     mechanism: 4x M2 screws (20 x 20 mm grid)
Size:              27.5 x 27.5 x 5 mm
Weight:        2.5 g (excluding antenna)
Operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C
NDAA: Sections 848 and 889, plus Blue UAS approval

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The transponder has both a battery and GNSS receiver.

It can be mounted on a drone using the provided 3M dual-lock stickers.

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The transponder has both a battery and GNSS receiver.

It can be mounted on a drone using the provided 3M dual-lock stickers.

June 2024: see this product notification 

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It is a PCB and needs an external GNSS (GPS) receiver (NMEA or UBX). 

It relays the GNSS information via the GPS out connector to the flight controller. All connectors are solder pads on a 1.27 mm grid. An antenna is provided (WLAN/BLE). The board and attached GNSS receiver are powered via the + and – solder pads (4.75 to 15V).  The size of the board is only 19 x 14 mm and the weight is just 2 grams (including antenna).

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The DroneBeacon db152fpv is a small, but powerful (direct/broadcast) stand-alone Remote ID transponder for drones with 20 x 20 M3 holes and needs an external GNSS receiver. It is designed for FPV drones and supports any GNSS receiver with NMEA or UBX (u-blox) protocol. Of course, it can be used for other drones as well.

It is a PCB and needs an external GNSS (GPS) receiver (NMEA or UBX). 

It relays the GNSS information via the GPS out connector to the flight controller. The connectors are 6-pin JST-SH 1 mm. An antenna is provided (WLAN/BLE). The board and attached GNSS receiver are powered via the VCC pin of the GPS OUT port (4.75 to 15V). The db152fpv has a 20 x 20 grid with M3 holes for easy installation. The size of the board is 27 x 27 mm and the weight is 2.9 gram (including antenna).

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It is a PCB without enclosure.

Antennas are provided (WLAN/BLE and GPS). It has no battery, but instead needs to be powered by the drone.

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It has both a MAVLink and two DroneCAN interfaces. The db201 has a u.FL antenna connector and an antenna is included.  The module can be integrated into your drone (product) that uses ArduPilot or PX4.

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An IPEX3 antenna can be bought here (or Adafruit).

If you need a DroneCAN interface or want a module with more connection options, choose the db201 module instead.

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The DroneBeacon db121pcb is a small, but powerful (direct/broadcast) stand-alone Remote ID transponder with GNSS receiver that can be mounted on a drone.

It is a PCB without enclosure.

Antennas are provided (WLAN/BLE and GPS). It has no battery, but instead needs to be powered by the drone.

June 2024: see this product notification 

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It is a PCB without enclosure and it needs an external GNSS (GPS receiver). 

It relays the GNSS information via the GPS out connector to the autopilot system. Both the GPS IN and GPS OUT port are Molex PicoBlade connectors. An antenna is provided (WLAN/BLE). The board and attached GNSS receiver are powered via the VCC pin of the GPS OUT port (4.5 to 15V).

June 2024: see this product notification 

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