I have seen numerous postings of fly-a-ways, un-responsive/uncontrolled landings, whatever, LOST drone. Then the requests for assistance goes out. "I lost my drone while flying at _______ (fill in the blank). If anyone should find, please contact me at: my.drone.is [email protected]". Please, when posting such a plea for hep in locating your LOST drone, would it be possible to give, at least, your 8-digit grid of last position when flying. A broad statement, such as Mead Lake, Grand Canyon, Arizona, South Beach, somewhere in the desert, . . . could surely be narrowed down a little bit. If you want help in re-locating your lost drone, provide as much data as possible. Data such as: exact type of bird, 8-digit grid of last take-off, last indicated battery strength remaining, last known altitude, attitude, distance from YOU, winds, etc! How was the bird marked? Phone number, reward offered? To say I was at the beach/park and it simply flew away is not near enough data. We have invested far too much in our drones to simply give up the ghost. Yes, the FAA says you must have your registration number on the outside, but what if found by someone without a clue to what FAA is?