I have been flying r/c for almost 20 years. No matter where i fly or what i’m flying, there has never been any issue in my hobby. There are always interested people and i love to talk to them about flying and if flying fpv, take them on rides and let them see how it

I am an amateur pilot flying at my club airfield which has its own code of conduct and safety regulations which meet the civil aviation requirements for this class of flight. Those of us who attend our local clubs and who are members and also have insurance included as part of our membership are not

This hobby should not be a concern of the FAA, especially in rural areas.

I have been flying since I was 8 years old and am now 57, I have seen many new trends in flying and have participated in most of them. I have flow oversea not just the US so regulation is nothing new to me. But what everyone is missing here is new regulation only effects

Radio controlled model flight has been traditionally an elite hobby restricted to well-funded enthusiasts who are prepared to pour thousands of dollars into their passtime. Recent developments have seen the cost and barriers to entry into the hobby disappear such that someone can enjoy flight of a model that they have designed & built for

As a divorced father I credit the RC Hobby for being the glue that kept my boys and I very close and active together from their grade school age through colledge. And now that they are adults it is still the thing that gets us together the most.

It has been my primary hobby for several years. Remote ID would completely eliminate my participation in it.

I have flown model aircraft (of all types) all my life with absolutely no safety issues. The key to all this is “common sense”, which seems to be in short supply these days. I totally disagree with the remote ID proposal, but I do see the need for some type of education for folks entering

I’ve always been interested with RC things that fly. I enjoy ripping motors and circuit boards out of hings and attaching to homemade airplanes and making it fly but I found Flite Tests channel on YouTube and eventually decided i was going to save up and build an fpv drone. Three years down the road

i have ocd and it helps me getaway