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FAA Release NEW rules for UAS Operations
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<blockquote data-quote="SirThomas" data-source="post: 119231" data-attributes="member: 16273"><p>In the 400+ page comment response, it implied to me that it would likely be Bluetooth or WiFi. It will transmit a Remote ID ("serial number") that has to be in your application for the license. So the FAA can match up the number to your info. My understanding is the purpose of broadcasting is so that 1) they know who a drone belongs to if it is a hazard/security risk and 2) anything operating "nearby" (within range of the signal) knows where it is in order to avoid it. #2 isn't likely to be an issue for most aircraft other than perhaps helicopters and perhaps something like delivery drones that are going to operate in the same airspace regularly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SirThomas, post: 119231, member: 16273"] In the 400+ page comment response, it implied to me that it would likely be Bluetooth or WiFi. It will transmit a Remote ID ("serial number") that has to be in your application for the license. So the FAA can match up the number to your info. My understanding is the purpose of broadcasting is so that 1) they know who a drone belongs to if it is a hazard/security risk and 2) anything operating "nearby" (within range of the signal) knows where it is in order to avoid it. #2 isn't likely to be an issue for most aircraft other than perhaps helicopters and perhaps something like delivery drones that are going to operate in the same airspace regularly. [/QUOTE]
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