This affects the the people that fly not only the quads the airplanes and all of the Hobby shops that sell this will put hundreds of people out of business and this government does not care about anyone but what they want to do They will do whatever they want when they want to do
James Ouillette (jvou*@*ink.net) Read More »
Without flying I’m afraid I could lapse back in to old ways and become an unproductive member of society. The building and flying of FPV quadcopters has given me something positive and educational to focus on. There is so much to learn and in this fast paced hobby there’s always something new, whether that be
Slippery FPV (slip*@*ail.com) Read More »
Former Vice President of the University of Connecticut Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Society (UAVS). Flight sessions were a great opportunity to foster youth interest in STEM programs and career tracks offered by their public schools and UCONN. People of all ages would come to check out and learn about the multi rotors and see how they
I love racing. Automobile racing at the lowest levels costs over $100,000. I can race drones semi professionally for under $2000. Im in my 30’s, and this hobby has changed my life for the positive. Please allow the same for the current generation of kids.
My hobby has had a strong influence on my subject choices at school and my current career. It’s made me a better engineer and problem solver. I’ve met really kind and like minded people through this hobby, which has existed for over 100 years. It’s a practical and hands on hobby that teaches you skills
Jamie Bignell (jami*@*ail.com) Read More »
Because of the interest in flying I became also interested in the working of all the technical pieces. Flight controllers, the further use of hardware and how all pieces work together my children became also interested and one of them wants to become a aircrafts builder/mechanic. Flying Fpv gives me the feel of freedom and
Dinant de Kruijff (dina*@*ail.com) Read More »
I fly a mixture of fixed wings and quadcopters and I feel like it is most practical for hobbyists to comply with RemoteID through an app based solution similar to LAANC. The production requirements would destroy my ability to enjoy the building and modifying of my fleet and it makes far more sense to just
Charles Warwick (satu*@*ail.com) Read More »
I fly drones for educational purpose. I do a lot of experiments even before designing a drone. I want to make sure my education make sense and the only way to know that is to test my design which in this case is to fly them. Recreational flying comes after that. There is no chance
Raghavendra Mandapalli (ragh*@*ail.com) Read More »
My Degree of specialization is as an electronics engineer. I personally build from individual components and program drones for fun but as a means to implement solutions to problems people have. The drone industry is expanding with application becoming obvious in more and more industries. My hobbies are to expand the application of current drone
There’s nothing that compares to seeing the beautiful world, exactly how it is from an absolutely mind blowing perception.
BDeadly (beau*@*ail.com) Read More »
I fly a micro sized quad copter in my yard, and spend the majority of the time under 8’. It is small, and very lite. It poses no threat to anyone or anything. It’s about as dangerous as a frisbee. Regulating toys like this out of existence is a ridiculous overreaction, and a overreach. I
I’m a hobbyist in the uk and love going for a fly , I fly on private land with owners consent I’ve also flown in parks but have always taken others into account , I would either land or fly away from public until they have gone . With these opposed new laws I can
Craig Warburton (crag*@*l.co.uk) Read More »