This isnt for safety, its for corporate gain and people that do know where out tech is currently.

I agree with the license (ID) type of thing but that’s about it. All of this other restrictions are so that big companies can take away our hobby and time with lives ones so that they can make more money in conjunction with the government (taxes and other fees). I fly my drone with my

Been flying rc acft for 20 years as a clean, wholesome hobby. If additional regulations are required I probably would have to stop flying which would also effect new folks interests in the hobby ad close many small businesses..would be a great loss to model acft flying

It matters becuase people in our Hobby (fpv) take safety seriously and are sensible, we fly different from the DJI Autonomous Drones and should bot be classed in the same way

I am a divorced father with primary custody of my five year old. RC is a major part of our lives. We both race full size SXS and eighth scale rc. My son’s favorite thing to watch is flite test on YouTube. Building and flying RC is something that I can do with my son

I’ve been building and flying my own FPV quadcopters (quads) for a couple of years now as an excuse to engage my brain with electronics and meet new people. My dad taught me how to solder when I was about 10 years old, and since then I’ve been tinkering with faulty electronic devices and working

I am disabled and cannot work. I build and fly my custom quadcopter to keep up to date with technology. I am concerned that innovation will be hindered by any additional regulations. There is current, working, inexpensive technology for remote id on thousands of UAS’s (DJI). The proposed regulations are an overreach influenced by private

It has been a way to bond with friends and learning from each other when building a quad, and then having fun flying it in a safe environment where we always use each other as spotters. From the people I’ve met irl, all have been aware of the rules and the space they fly in,

It is fun.