Originally Posted by
Maximilionalpha
That's hilarious, but, in the end, you've still registered into their database!
If you are concerned about registration, you were registered when you were born (your social security number). I still remember having to register with the FCC when flying RC model planes back in the 1970's. Regarding use of the AMA number, the AMA is an NGO. Since they are not government, I seriously doubt government will accept their number, until a few other actions are taken. Organizations such as NFPA, NACE, ISO, ANSI, UL, etc. have their standards adopted by government (Example, Intertek’s Warnock Hersey labels on fire rated doors.)
IMO, problem is AMA doesn't have the legal teams and technical staff these organizations have to have their standards adopted. Basically,
Originally Posted by Wizard of ID, May 3, 1965
Whoever has the gold makes the rules.
AMA has influence, but not financial clout. I say, keep flying, and let's not sweat the small stuff.