A small unmanned aircraft (sUA) equipped with standard remote identification transmits required identification information once per second while operating outdoors beyond visual line of sight from the remote pilot. How many transmissions occur in a 60-second period?

You are operating a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) in Class G airspace using a standard remote identification broadcast module. An FAA Safety Inspector monitoring the broadcast confirms receipt of an identification, location data, altitude, and velocity information. Which of the following combinations of message elements meets the minimum requirements for compliance?

When using ADS-B Out for remote identification compliance under 14 CFR part 89, the longitudinal and lateral position accuracy must be such that 95 percent of the reported positions are accurate to within 0.2 nautical mile. This distance is equivalent to approximately how many meters?

Alternative remote identification for small unmanned aircraft systems allows operations without a remote ID broadcast module when

To comply with remote identification requirements using the alternative method without equipping the small UAS with remote ID capabilities, the remote PIC must operate the small UAS

A remote pilot intends to operate a small UAS equipped with a functioning ADS-B Out transponder that complies with 14 CFR § 91.225. To meet remote identification requirements under 14 CFR part 89, the pilot must

A small unmanned aircraft may be operated using alternative remote identification when

A remote pilot is operating a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) solely for aeronautical research purposes to test a new aerodynamic design. The operation is not conducted within an FAA-Recognized Identification Area (FRIA), and no certificate of waiver or authorization (COA) has been issued. Regarding remote identification requirements, the remote pilot

Which of the following best describes how ADS-B Out functions?

Pursuant to an FAA-issued waiver authorizing a small UAS operation without remote identification solely for aeronautical research purposes, you commence the flight 4 NM outside the boundary of the nearest FAA-Recognized Identification Area (FRIA). An FAA inspector contacts you during the operation. Which statement best describes the regulatory compliance of this operation?

Which of the following is included among the minimum message elements broadcast for remote identification?

A remote pilot prepares to operate a small UAS equipped with standard remote identification (RID) in an area where RID is required. The pilot powers on the UAS and uses a compatible RID receiver application on a smartphone to verify that the UAS is actively broadcasting its identification, location, altitude, and velocity. This preflight verification