I’d like to teach my child scratch building. These be regulations would make it to expensive, limit flying locations,

Hello, This hobby to myself is an activity I enjoy with friends and my kids that getting old enough to enjoy flying and the outdoors and great to keep them off tablets and other social media. Also to get kids excited about the technology of the electronics involved in building, tuning and flying these FPV

My concerns with these proposals are that people new to the hobby could be priced out before they have the opportunity to get into model aviation and that compliance will be such a burden it will take away from young pilots enjoying model aviation. More regulation are not the answer, educating people on practical safety

I like R.C flying, building kits, flying my drone,Filming my flights, I hate government over bearing, So much for living in a “Free Society

I fly for the relaxation and enjoyment of being aloft in my retirement.

I have been extremely interested in the hobby for rc vehicles. I started watching flite test videos and random YouTube videos on many different vehicles but I found a special interest in quadcopters. I remember watching videos about the Turnigy 9x and the KK2 flight controller and the glass fiber tarrot frames from HobbyKing.com. I

I’ve been involved with fixed wing line of sight model aviation since 1966. I have enjoyed the challenges of building, setting up and learning new manuevers through the years. While I have been amazed by the advances in the technology within the hobby, I’ve been content in mastering that which has been around for the

I am soon building my first FPV quadcopter and I would be so upset it after building it I could only fly it in certain locations. I am on a very tight budget so buying remote ID equipment and or data plans just would not work for me. Also I dislike the fact that if