I’m a 4th generation model aviator. I’m concerned that the new rules would limit the ability of future and current flyers to continue enjoying the hobby. I’ve tried my best to stay current in my knowledge of the rules, however I’m seeing more and more people giving up the hobby due to regulations and difficulties

Well let’s see here. I been disabled for the past 7 years, I used to be a racer at the local tracks. Till I all most hurt ppl from passing out at my job at Harley davidson. Comes to find out from my heart doc I have what is called “automatic dysfunction” So now I

It is a hobby that my wife and I have started together.

If you enforce present rules there would be no concerns ! But it only happens when there is a conflict. We as a hobby are already safe. Children shouldn’t be operating out side aircraft without adult supervision .

Social hobby as a senior at local RC park. Enjoy building and flying new aircraft.

Here we go again, where is the justification for all these restrictions. if there out there i have not seen or read of them. is the FAA exempt from a risk assessment to justify there actions? I am not sure they are. It would be nice if somone could crect me if i am wrong.

I have a great passion for the hobby my father has been involved in the hobby a long time so I enjoy having a hobby that we both can enjoy together.i have also made a lot of new friends by joining local clubs.

I’m an aerial photographer for my school. capturing games, and outdoor activities at my school. I also want the get a race quad someday. If the rule goes into place. My dream job would be crushed. And I would be able to help my school anymore. And sadly there is no fight felid by me.

This new remote ID rule will destroy the RC Airplane Hobby. The added cost will price out those who enjoy theHobby of model aviation on low and or fixed budgets. The added weight of additional onboard equipment may render a huge number of our Models unflyable and the range restrictions will make many events undoable.