The ability to do model flying and RC models in general has fueled my interest in technical topics. I am now an Senior Systems Engineer, with more than 35 years of experience. Without the ability to pursue my interest in model aircrafts and RC models in general as a teenager, I may have chosen a

Been model flying since age of 15, now I’m 53 still doing it, such a rewording hobby. I guess I wouldn’t have taking the engineering path unless I’ve had this recreational activities all these years. Problem solving and new ways of thinking in my professional career is directly correlated to the way my hobby designs

I am from the UK and we as a modelling community have let the establishment remove our right to fly from our local flying fields and elsewhere all based upon an alleged drone incident at Gatwick airport in 2018 and subsequently produced no evidence at the all party select hearing that there was there was

Flying for me is wherever I feel like as long as it I’m in a safe environment and not posing a danger to anyone or anything I should be able to fly wherever I’d like to. I don’t feel that having to add additional equipment to my quads will add any additional safety for anyone.

I can not see any of these rules stopping the people who don’t play by the rule.

Is a hobby that makes me happy.

If every drone doesn’t have an ID I don’t want any part of your hobby or dangerous crafts!!

Growing up I’ve spent a lot of time with my dad building and flying rc airplanes, and through the years slowly lost interest. Only a couple years ago I started to get back into building and flying all sorts of model airplanes and drones, because of advancements in technology and reasonable prices of them. It’s

Home builder designer retired love innovation experimentation and the hobby!