Building and flying rc aircraft is a great joy to me. To be able to take some paper, foam and wood ect. glue it together and if all your math is correct see your aircraft fly for the first time is a joy beyond compare! I feel the hobby of UAS (which it is now
Gary Oostman (gaoo*@*ast.net) Read More »
I love to fly in my pasture. I live in a rural area of Kansas. Since I was little, I loved RC. Flying is rewarding in that it is a challenge and the constant fixing and upgrading is very fun for me. The proposed rules would not allow me to fly in my own pasture
Kenneth McNamar (kmcn*@*ail.com) Read More »
I’m a photographer and using my drone for business is a must, such as aerial landscape prints to aerial shots of different businesses.
Jeff Yount (jeff*@*ive.com) Read More »
From a Aerospace/Aviation family. Have been a paying member of AMA, not current since Hurricane Harvey, was/am prepared to rejoin last year then this regulation stuff started to look like it’s really going to eliminate the model aviation hobby and the industry that supports it. It’s going to break my heart not to be able
Michael Upton (Mich*@*ail.com) Read More »
Give you the freedom to think, re-calibrate your day. Just love it and want to do it when I can
I’m in Australia, but what the US does will have a huge impact on world-wide regulations. I’ve had camera drones for years, and these were fun, but the existing australian regulations (30m away from people, buildings, or vehicles) meant that I only had the chance to fly maybe twice a year. I took some great
Nich (spam*@*ail.com) Read More »
My flying is the rewarding edge of a much larger hobby. Gathering the knowledge to design, plan, build, and configure aircraft, primarily fpv drones, has led to numerous skills and social connections. I have become involved with my local rc aviation club where I became connected to a tradition of patience, critical thinking, problem solving,
Seth Patton (seth*@*ail.com) Read More »
Always wanted to fly. I’ve built models, planes, cars etc since I was about 12 years old. Save pocket money & go buy kits. Later in life I saw Bruce Simpsons YouTube channel. I bought an AXN, learnt to fly that & now have more models than I can count. The regulations in their current
Bernard George (bgeo*@*ail.com) Read More »
I stared my drone business the day I took the FAA Part 107 exam almost 3.5 years ago. Flying drones IS my life now and so many of these proposed regulations (if not changed) would force me to stop flying and do something else with my life (and I’m 56). I’m all about safety and
Monte Dudgeon (mont*@*one.com) Read More »
I enjoy flying my airplanes in my community. Our flying club has been in the community for many years and we have never caused a problem in that community..
Doug Wittenberg (doug*@*bal.net) Read More »
I have been flying control line since 1968 and flying RC since 1983. This caused me to go on and get my private pilots license and work in the aerospace industry designing sensors for commercial and military jets. I am currently part 107 and doing university research in counter UAS technologies. I am for a
Glenn (mgbe*@*com.com) Read More »