(john*@*ail.com)
other than screaming obscenities, these regulations are dystopian/corrupt/evil….you guys should absolutely be ashamed of yourselves.
other than screaming obscenities, these regulations are dystopian/corrupt/evil….you guys should absolutely be ashamed of yourselves.
I am an AMA/FAA registered flyer and obey all the current rules and flying field rules. I have been a member for 10 years. My aircraft are not threatening in any way or form. I fly electric, line of sight, under 300 feet. We teach flying at the field to anyone that wants to learn,
R Jenkins (rick*@*att.net) Read More »
I suffer from Clinical Depression Dan Generalized anxiety disorder. Flying, 3D design, engineering, and the community have helped me overcome these disorders and become a functioning person again. FPV saved my life.
Chad Miller (dj.m*@*ail.com) Read More »
flying is a big part of my life. I fly recreationally, professionally, and for education. I go to school at embry riddle for unmanned systems application with a focus on engineering and development. One of the big reasons i am going to school is because i want to ensure that uas can be integrated into
James Thacker (thac*@*dad.com) Read More »
I have been a model aviation hobbyist for nearly a decade, and this is a hobby I hope to pass on to my children who are currently too young to fly. The FAA’s draconian RemoteID NPRM presents a mortal threat to the opportunity for my children to take part in model aviation. Instead, children from
Jay Reding (jayr*@*ail.com) Read More »
Flying model aircraft is my hobby. It’s how I enjoy spending my time. The proposed rules by the FAA would severely restrict my hobby.
Joseph Harris (buff*@*aim.com) Read More »
Flying FPV quads has been, for the past 6 years, my release, my zen, my relaxation, my community. In the past 6 years I have learned more than I could express here, but I’ll name a few. I’ve learned soldering, programming, assembly, troubleshooting, public relations, the power of research, and maybe most importantly patience. I’ve
Matthew Grund (matt*@*ail.com) Read More »
I think the local hobbyist and the RC community has been about long before the FAA came on the scene and has survived without government interference. I think some of the FAA personnel needs to visit various AMA sectioned airfield and visit with the hobbyist face to face which would allow them to experience this
Steve Robbins (ssro*@*aol.com) Read More »
Been interested in aviation as a kid. Flew balsa planes, rockets, then later RC gliders. Got into electric about 10 years ago, now flying more advanced electric planes. Got a 107 cert to make $$ with a drone (although this has made $0.00 so far). I’m a 1:1 scale commercial/IFR/CFI pilot for almost 30 years,
Tom Gwilym (tegw*@*ail.com) Read More »
This hobby is something I use to have social interaction with my small group of friends. I am 36 and the range of friends that fly with Me are High School to retirement age, I don’t think there’s many things that would pull us together like our model flying Hobby. I would say without exception
Craig Siegmann (cvsi*@*hoo.com) Read More »
I fly a multitude of disciplines. I have always been respectful and contentious. Without incident in 10 years. I believe in education (maybe a course or test of sorts before you are allowed to fly) and also believe in insurance outside of a sanctioned field. Definitely should have to pass a test to buy a
Jim Graves (jimg*@*ail.com) Read More »
I was first introduced to flying RC models at the age of 12 and it is a hobby I have been passionate about for 23 years. My dad and I flew RC airplanes every weekend until I left for college to pursue an aerospace engineering degree at the age of 18. Now, as a 35
Eric Haddad (eric*@*res.com) Read More »