I work commercially at an FAA designated UAS test site and have found that the remote ID requirements are overly restrictive and currently unnecessary from an airspace safety perspective.

i’ve been fly model planes safly for almost 30 years. no problums at all. we should “self regulate” our own hobby. the only thing the Fedral Goverment will do is over regulate and “kill” this great hobby, that i truly love.

I fly almost exclusively racing drones/quads. FPV flight (in a manually controlled device) is like the realisation of the futuristic dream I had as a child to be able to fly, and experience the world in a new dimension. The technology appeals to me strongly, combining mechanical engineering, computer science and electronics all in one

I’m 72 years old and I have been flying remote control model aircraft for years. I firmly believe, except for flying BLOS, everything is safe and good as is.

I started flying in 2016 as a replacement for getting my private pilot license. This has brought me a lot joy, freedom, stress relief and new skills. I throughly enjoy building and flying both quads and wings.

Short simple I go by abvevo in our community. I’m a licensed part107, aff (classc) and ultralight pilot. I’ve been in the aviation community for 15 years and I can currently fly my ultralight with less restrictions than the FAA is proposing for Uav. That itself is odd to read right? When I run a

Any hobby is valuable in life. My hobby are RC planes and drones, and gives me pleasure and self confidence.

I enjoy building and flying rc aircraft. It’s a way of socializing with my friends and meeting new ones.