I love FPV. I am a registered nurse and safety is my job every day 12 hours a shift. I understand the need for reasonable regulations. Believe there is a fair amount of special interest groups in the remote ID for money- leaving only those companies to produce/sell/fly their own march. Hopeful for common sense,

I love to fly and it helps me to calm down and not be as stressed.

What I did with my dad and what I do with my children.

I believe that these rules are not only not truly enforceable, but won’t work. Fixed flying sites are hard to find if you are not in a large metropolitan area. The burden of travel to one of these locations, and the ability to transport the equipment to and from are not feasible for many people.

I’m just a hobbiest filming interesting locations, following the current FAA rules.

I first started with Model Airplanes and then to model helicopters, and then found FPV flight with multi rotors. If I was limited to a Club field with different flying opinions, this would be a huge turn off for me as I wouldn’t be able to just fly the short 5 to 10 minutes with

It is enjoyment for myself and family. Something my son and I enjoy together. Gets him outside away from gaming.

I am a senior on a very fixed budget, I am just getting back into the hobby after many years. I cannot afford to purchase and install onboard systems in each of my 6 inexpensive model aircraft to broadcast identification and location information to the FAA, or the cost of an internet connection to broadcast

I have flying RC airplanes off and on since the mid 1980’s. I have met some very fine people in this hobby along the way and have many fond memories to go with them. Now that I am retired, it has become a passion for me that I look forward to everyday I can get