(n555*@*ier.com)
It is totally outrageous getting FAA involved in our hobby. IT WILL totally destroy the hobby and many company’s out of business. I have 125 types of aircraft that even now people are hesitant to buy.
It is totally outrageous getting FAA involved in our hobby. IT WILL totally destroy the hobby and many company’s out of business. I have 125 types of aircraft that even now people are hesitant to buy.
I’ve been flying recreationally for over 20 years and have yet to personally see any situation that any of these proposed regulations would have made the flying environment safer.
Kevin Neher (ckav*@*ail.com) Read More »
RC is what inspired me to pursue a career in Electrical Engineering. I’ve done it since I was 12, now I’m 19 and in college. I spent all last summer flying different rc planes at a local soccer field with a friend. I’m afraid these regulations would have made the hobby so burdensome as to
Jacob (jjes*@*ive.com) Read More »
I use FPV flying as a way to vent my frustrations after having a bad day, or as an amazing stress reliever. The joy i get from building and figuring out issues the model may be having is also a great sense of accomplishment when you finally figure it out. Adventuring out in the world
David Telefoni (cali*@*ail.com) Read More »
all of these reg. does not stop the guys that break the rules
orv (chat*@*zon.net) Read More »
I like to go out and fly very occasionally as a hobby. More restrictions will likely convince me it’s not worth it. We have to join a group to do darn near everything now. It’s a shame.
I love flying and because I am young I don’t have much money to do flying the remote id would restrict me and I would probably have to quit
David Jones (game*@*ook.com) Read More »
Those serious hobbyist always help the people just getting into flying. It is great to see it has become a family oriented hobby. Many newbies start as father and son or father and daughter. It gets the kids off of their phones and outdoors. I have seen many kids just in awe of the fun
Daryl (lyra*@*ail.com) Read More »
I got into this hobby to learn and teach my self how to build quads. I learned to soder as well as do basic coding because of how accessibly everything was. Because of People like the folks at Flight test i was able to also teach my brother how to build model aircraft and go
Jason Atchison (atch*@*ail.com) Read More »
I fly as a means of relaxing after work. It is also something my youngest son is getting into and I see it as a healthy inlet for STEM. To me, the fpv community is an untapped resource for many professional disciplines. I.e. an FPV pilot responding to an emergency such as a HAZMAT spill,
Model aircraft building and flying is a great teaching tool. You learn about aerodynamics, math, science, engineering, and so much more. I love to learn and I love to teach my children and expose them to everything possible to give them the best chance at finding what they’re passionate about and succeeding in life. My
Chris B (redf*@*ail.com) Read More »
Its my hobby, not just flying, but in designing and building. I would say that 75% of my time is dedicated to this hobby. If the new restriction create a financial burden by way of equipment, data plans, education requirements then this hobby will be out for me. It is already an expensive hobby, now
Don (sand*@*hoo.com) Read More »