RemoteID NPRM

RemoteID NPRM

(tara*@*ail.com)

When our second child was born, my wife suffered from some postpartum depression issues that required me to be home and unable to participate in some of the hobbies in which I used to engage outside my home like Jeeping, camping, etc. Building and flying my own fpv quadcopters gave me the ability to have

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(nath*@*@me.com)

I wish everybody could learn how to fly an acrobatic/racing drone with FPV. It’s an amazing almost out of body experience, you are in the cockpit of that drone when you are flying. The places you can go and the things you can see your amazing. I understand there needs to be safety but there

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Justin Asahan (just*@*ail.com)

Research and development into more high tech and intelligent flying systems in Engineering and STEM. These restrictions and Over reaching remote ID applications into amateur builds impede students involvement as personal projects or university projects in the field of drones and aeronautics. The remote ID regulation should be relaxed for amateur build hobbyists and students

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(Notb*@*hoo.com)

Anybody may buy a quad or BNF plane on-line or a Walmart type store, no questions asked, no safety rules, no local flying sites notated. Cities often prevent young flyers from using park even though the parks are empty most of the time. Tucson Arizona is a good example. RC clubs are being forced off

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Leon (leon*@*ail.com)

As an FPV pilot, I truely love this hobby. It’s not only about the flying. I love building, hanging out with friends, and introducing this hobby to those who have never seen it before. I consider FPV flying a high form of meditation. Because our flight is not automated, it requires a high level of

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