I love flying, (I have a PPl). Warbirds, fpv, Xplanes, Quads, you name it, I’ve built it. I’m an aerospace engineering student and designing planes is what I do. I love this and I can’t stand knowing some kids might not be able to get introduced the world of flying as I have.

I’m retired and RC flying is a learning experience as well as social. Keeps me active

The regulation adds unnecessary complexity to the hobby! However, I understand the concern of RC aircraft flying in cities or close to airports

Just being a citizen

I really like flying R.C.drones and planes.I mainly fly at club sites.This hobby is expensive already. PLEASE LET US FLY?!!!

One question I have is; WHO IS GOING TO PAY FOR THE MONITORING AND REVIEW OF ALL OF THE DATA THAT WILL BE PRODUCED FROM THESE REQUIREMENTS??? I SURE AS HELL DO NOT WANT MY TAXES TO GO UP!! It will be a whole new department under the FAA with tons of new exuipment and

I have been involved in model aviation for over 65 years and in radio controlled traditional model aviation for 40 years. I own and maintain over 50 RC models of every type from 3″ – 120″ and 2.5 grams to 25 pounds. I fly at various sites including fixed AMA registered sites in WY, CO,

This hobby is very important to our family. We spend a lot of time using this hobby to get in our quality family time, meet new, interesting people, and have fun! These proposed regulations would make it harder, more expensive, and almost entirely impossible for us to continue in this hobby. It would be devastating

I started in the hobby in the late 60’s – mostly free flight at that time. I built my own radio (Heathkit 5 chan) around 1969 and have been involved in RC since. I got interested in flying full size and obtained my private license in 1980. I built an experimental aircraft (N566AJ) in 1992