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I figure if the operator is doing something illegal, they might also risk not running an ID. I also wonder how the IDs will work, are they just written on the

by ehnto 6y ago

I figure if the operator is doing something illegal, they might also risk not running an ID. I also wonder how the IDs will work, are they just written on the drone or do they need to have transponders like aircraft? I feel like transponders are the only way they could effectively enforce the rules.

zimpenfish 6y ago
> I also wonder how the IDs will work, are they just written on the drone Sounds like written, sticker, embossed, etc. is all you need. "You must display your operator ID on your drones and model aircraft. "
simion314 6y ago
>I figure if the operator is doing something illegal, they might also risk not running an ID. I am thinking more at idiots or negligent people not criminals or terrorists. If you cause some damages with your toy drone you will have no choice but to admit and pay for them and hopefully you get less idiots risking other people health with their toy hobby or commercial stuff.
kube-system 6y ago
> I also wonder how the IDs will work Probably the same way the US requires them to be numbered: https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/register_drone/media/UAS_how_to_label_Infographic.pdf https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/register_drone/media...