I am just an old guy who hopes to fly with his Grandson. Most of my planes are scratch built off of plans. That cuts the expense way down. My “flying field” is a local farm that I have permission from the farmer to use. I am not making long range flight . Most of

I believe that the FAA rules, as proposed, will kill a hobby that I have participated in for most of my 60 years. As an aerospace engineer, these hobbies started me down the path of getting my engineering degree and have a wonderful career with the Boeing Company, including working 20 years on the International

I enjoy being able to fly in most places I want to with any plane or drone I want to fly. I started with off the shelf drones and have now moved to scratch building rc planes.

I use model building as a way to connect with and educate my children about science and flight. As a military pilot I would love for my kids to all be pilots some day. The hobby is an inexpensive way to get started. I own a Cessna -172 but to take that out and do

I scratch build almost all my planes and enjoy the process of crashing, redesigning, and rebuilding. Designing and building RC airplanes as a kid played a substantial role in my career trajectory towards engineering, and I recently picked the hobby back up to share it with my very young son. As a one-year-old, he’s absolutely

Our local flying club is very in in STEM education at the local schools and school field trips to our flying site. We also perform at the local airshow and we perform at festivals and other public and private events. This new regulations would kill this educational ability. Also, I am a private pilot with

I’m just getting into flying helicopters, I’m looking forward to trying out planes. Then I heard about the Remote ID proposals. I’ve shelved plans to buy any new models because frankly, the current proposal leaves me with nowhere to fly. The local club doesn’t do anything with helicopters, there isn’t much interest so I don’t

I am 64 years old. I grew up in a time when building model cars and airplanes was a favorite hobby of young boys. As I got older myself and my friends (with help from our dads) moved up to building our own gas powered u-line controlled airplanes. There was nothing more exciting than that

I build for my personnel enjoyment and challenge myself with more complex aircraft. These regulations would put a damper on my ability to expand my knowledge base. I understand the concerns, I will away have an issue with those in our hobby that jeopardize lives and property thinking they can do what ever they want

I have been flying for 2 years, Fpv has helped me meet more friends and network more. The hobby promotes creativity and critical thinking. Personally i use it as therapy to lessen my stress. I hope the regulation would be fair for everybody without any special interests.

Been flying casually for years. It’s a hobby. I’ve spent a significant amount on it. We don’t need more regulation. It’s already illegal to fly near an airport or where other planes fly. Creating more rules isn’t going to keep those that already break rules from breaking all the additional rules. It’s a manufactured problem.