I disagree with this proposed rule as it will disproportionately affect hobbyist with less purchasing power and damper creativity by scratch builders. Instead, what about a campaign that shows how to follow the laws and regulations and open public flying fields with staff available to answer any questions. What do you think please?

I understand the concern over long range and drone flying, but for us old skool airplane hobbyists, there could be an exception.

I am an instructor at a University, amateur pilot and dad. There are significant hurdles to getting people excited about learning, especially in STEM. The rapid advances in light electric flight have significantly reduced many barriers to entry for people to experiment with flight and become passionate about learning in the process. Increasing barriers for

Flying RC Airplanes is extremely important to me. It is a calming experience that I love to do. I love going out on my own property to fly through a couple batteries in an evening. The people that are flying where they’re not supposed to fly are not the ones that will comply with these

The government can not make a law that will stop bad guys from from harming or killing people. Their laws often hinder, harm, or result in the death of law abiding citizens! As far as I can tell this new law simply takes away my right to build and fly, simple, smal, low cost, radio

All of my flying of models is line of sight and close to the field or lake. It is important that we are able to keep and develop safe flying sites for this purpose. There is no need to impose the burden of remote ID’s for this type of flying My sons experience with model

I enjoy being with fellow club members at a flying field, exchanging stories and ideas to improve and or pass on knowledge and discoveries of our hobby. Thankyou for this oppurtunity to comment on this matter. Norm Cook.

Fun to build and work with child or grand child. Fun to fly what you build! Good way to build relationships.