Mark Britton (hard*@*hoo.com)
I am the Wizard of Quad and I will fly.
Mark Britton (hard*@*hoo.com) Read More »
I am the Wizard of Quad and I will fly.
Mark Britton (hard*@*hoo.com) Read More »
I want to build and fly my toy that’s not gonna hurt anything or anybody outside please, it weighs less than a football , I Fly lower than a kite. Thanks
Did you ever flew safely next to hawk for miles ( 3 min really) The feeling of freedom and never seen before sight is just amazing Then as for racing part, name me one activity that give you as much adrenaline with so little risk for your body Ahahah
FPV FTW (mehd*@*ail.com) Read More »
Okay I have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and flying racing drones via FPV has giving me the ability to experience some things I never thought possible. Foremost the feeling of adrenaline that only comes from speed; due to my disease I’m incapable from getting out of my chair which has excluded me from experiences such as
Kurtis Towery (kurt*@*oud.com) Read More »
Flying was something new and challenging at age 55 to keep my mind active. it’s an awful lot of fun. I am self-taught and continue to learn after 6 years in the hobby. I have got others involved including Children. It’s something I can do at any time. I am a mail carrier and usually
tracy glenn (mont*@*ail.com) Read More »
I’m concerned that commercial interests like Amazon are behind the push for regulation in order to own the air for profit. Pushing aside the age old Radio Control Hobby which gives society most of it’s commercial pilots, test pilots and astronauts. Regulation will only create outlaws. This government is overreaching in order to favor corporate
I retired two years ago and I took the hobby building and flying Remote Control Quad-copters and Fix Wing planes. This hobby keeps my brain active and gives me the opportunity to meet and socialize with like minded people. I am developing new technical skills in model building and electronics. I worked for more than
Vicente Suarez (vsua*@*l.co.uk) Read More »
Two years ago a friend introduced my son and I to fpv racing drones. In that time we have built together more than 15 aircraft and learned to fly together, sometimes with our “informal” group from the area. This has ultimately led to him taking the stem path in high school where he is dual-enrolled
Flying matters to me because it’s a way to tune out the world out and be free I love flying small quads Fpv but after such Impact from the FAA I may have to give up what I love…..
eric Alexander (Eric*@*hoo.com) Read More »
While I like the idea of this survey the big issue for me other than a lack of substantiated evidence of any “drone strike” is that for a wide part of the hobby footage of the flights is posted and accessible to the public. You may notice that people are rare in any freestyle or
I grew up watching my Dad fly nitro planes. I remember the smell and the sound vividly. We used to go to this local park where others would fly there as well. I loved watching my dad fly planes. He attempted to show me how to fly a few times when he had his powered
Luke Unger (u.lu*@*hoo.com) Read More »
As i got older i left amatuer mma and suffered depression. FPV has given me a new outlook on life, i have created postive memories and met supportive poeple just becuase of flying fpv drones. We dont fly over 15 ft when filming so what is the hangup. The way I see it, FAA has
F O (desi*@*ail.com) Read More »