RemoteID NPRM

RemoteID NPRM

(mumb*@*ail.com)

Ability to have fun & relaxed area. I live miles from any population. Have acrs of open land. These new rules would stop me from flying. I like the freedom that is now in place. I’ve been to clubs and they are well informed and very safe. All well outside any population area. New rules

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Nolan

Nolan Burke (Piel*@*ail.com)

I am a hobbyist who flies fixed-wing model aircraft. I believe this legislation would be unnecessarily restrictive on the model aircraft hobby, which has operated for decades alongside along manned aviation. I do not believe it is a necessity that every model aircraft over a arbitrary weight limit must be registered and have remote identification,

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(john*@*ail.com)

Flying RC is hobby I’ve enjoyed for many years and have taught others to fly. Safety has always been the most important factor in flying. It’s a great hobby and fosters experimentation and innovation. The proposed FAA rules are similar to gun laws to me, they’ll only put undo burden on the law abiding flyers

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(lkpa*@*hoo.com)

Flying R/C is both an avenue for innovation and personal relaxation and a teaching tool. Young people start in the hobby because it’s “ cool to do” then begin to develop ideas and learn physical principals of flight, aerodynamics, engineering of physical structures etc.

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(luke*@*ail.com)

I grew up building and flying model airplanes with my dad. To me it is more than just a hobby. This lifestyle is a path of education, people, and creation. R/C airplanes provided an introduction to and subsequent experience with designing, manufacturing, prototyping, trouble shooting, electronics, and so much more. Even the simplest model airplane

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