The LAANC reporting system should be more than enough to tell the FAA where we will be flying. I’ve been building and flying scratch built FPV models for more than 5 years. It’s something that I love to do with my children. It teaches problem solving, it’s a hands on learning experience for my kids,
Flying is important to me because it has been a driver of innovation, and place to experience freedom. I’m an Aerospace Engineer that got through college thanks to a practical application competition, the AIAA’s Design/Build/Fly competition. I was inspired to pursue a career in aviation because of reading over old SportAviations, and the many stories
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Been a heart patient it gets me out in company with little exertion
Chris (funk*@*ail.com) Read More »
I have been flying RC planes in one way or another since 2009 starting with a parkzone Supercub LP and I have now moved up to large scale gas planes including my Top Flite P-51D kit. Flying is one of the ways that I am able to relax after the week is over, every Friday
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Flying drones is my main form of income for Realtors, Insurance assessors and Town Planners
I am 66 yrs. old. Added cost is very important to me in order to stay with the hobby. Retiring for me is the time in a persons life where one wants to be able to catch the few times left in life to be able to collect memories both in mind and in pictures
Butch Evans (wiza*@*hoo.com) Read More »
I have a traumatic brain injury. I lost almost all interest in the things i loved. Even flying but one day. My love for the hobby come back itsthe ou thing i lreally love to do.i build a.r.fs im par taking on my first ever balsa build in a couple days.flying gets me out of
Shawn Campfield (imin*@*ail.com) Read More »
I’ve safely flown for 19 years, I currently use my planes as recreation and to maintain air dominance over my property to discourage aerial predators from killing my livestock. I maintain a fleet of 6-8 working craft at all times and own over 2 dozen planes and multirotors. Building and maintaining my aircraft is pretty
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IM disabled and this gives me something to do with my time and money… if i didnt have and RC hobby i wouldnt know what to do with myself… so help peaple get into the hobby and help them with there build is fun to me and keeps me sain…
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I mostly fly commercially under part 107 however do occasionally fly recreationally. My concerns are: 1) In terms of commercial operations, the least restricted category for operation would be difficult to comply with and most likely prohibitively expensive for smaller businesses. This would make most businesses operate under the 400ft dome using limited remote ID.
When I was around 6 years old my fondest memories were watching my father fly his spitfire around a mostly empty industrial park near our home. Years after he quit the hobby I decided to get into to after watching how cool it looked on your flite test videos. First I started with a sport
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I have been flying for almost 30 years. Started by building and flying slope soaring RC planes (still one of my favorite forms of flying). I have branched out into electric airplanes, building and flying a large assortment of different style of aircraft. I fly mostly in remote sites away from the general public. It
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