I fly for the fun of it, it’s my relaxing outlet. I do it responsibly an safely. Weight and performance of the aircraft is a big concern and they are light electrics airplanes. Center of gravity will be impossible to maintain if any wight is added for ID device.

Flying matters because it’s my chosen form of relaxation.

as humans cannot fly it’s the only chance to have the feeling of freedom and control of which direction you take when your model flies in the sky. My kids (age of 2 and 4) love watching it. And it’s my only hobby which my wife even fascinates (she’s learning to fly now as well).

I’ve been a member of AMA for over 30 years and seen a lot of innovations in model aircraft and equipment. All of it is in a way safety related. I for one only fly at designated AMA club fields, and have in many areas of the country. A ID (transponder) system would restrict model

I’ve dreamed of flying as far back as I can remember as a kid. I finally got into the Bobby a few years ago at 30 years old after I discovered Flite test foam home build planes. I felt like a kid again and love building the planes. The hobby has since spread to 6

The love of aviation started in my family with my grandfather who was a pilot. Once he couldn’t fly any longer he after many years became interested in the rc hobby aspect of flying. Now today I fly and my young children have a clear and vivid interest with aviation. I have been flying rc

It’s recreation that I do with my son, why does something fun like this have to be regulated. It’s like them says you can’t have any relationship with your family outside of your house

all drone racing quads are custom built with minimum equipment necessary to compete. flying my freestyle quad is a stress reliever