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# B-RID for Elios 3 mounting instructions
This article will explain how to mount the B-RID support for Elios 3
### Received material
1. Support with attached securing o-ring
2. Screws
3. Replacement o-ring
### Step-by-step Guide
Remove the 2 rear screws from the top of the drone
Place the support
Secure the support with the 2 provided screws
Place the Remote ID device
Secure the Remote ID device
### Recommended Remote ID device
We have tested Elios 3 with the [Dronetag Beacon](https://dronetag.cz/products/beacon/). While you could use another model, we highly recommend using this one as the support has been made to fit with it.
If you prefer to use another type of device, please be sure that the dimensions do not exceed 36.5 mm (l) x 25 mm (w) x 16 mm (h) and that no external antennas are needed or present.
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