I have been building and flying models of all kinds since I was a kid and it’s been an integral part of my life. I fear that the proposed regulations would make it impossible for the hobby to continue in any meaningful way.

I’ve Been flying RC for 40 years since I was a kid. My father introduced me to RC and we did it as father and son. Now I’ve been a part of teaching many others like my father taught me including within some high school and college STEM programs. We have been flying safely for

The freedom to see the world in a new way, without hurting anyone or anything with my sub 2kg aircraft that I learnt to build and program myself. New life skills that extend into all facets of my life, from social to employment.

Flying is really just the reward. The enjoyment is the ability to express technical and creative prowess through engineering and design. Flying aerial and freestyle quadcopters inspired me to pursue deeper education in all areas of STEM, and I believe the Remote ID policies, as currently written, would stifle curiosity and stunt technological advancement as

I build, experiment, and fly drones on my own 3 acres. And I fly planes at my nearby club field. Always well under 100m. Typically hugging the ground or the trees. I fly FPV. I have a ham license. I fly as safe as a baby in a cradle. Why does my govt think I

I have reconnected with hiking, the outdoors, a community of like minded people and built a skillset far bigger than simple toy airplanes. This is a carreer and life enhancing hobby that should remain free to pursue.

Not only flying, but designing and building my.own models and drones is a huge part of my recreational time. I am proud to be part of such a helpful community. I do not think that such drastic regulations will help anybody. Everyone I know in this hobby is doing their best to stick to the

Flying small, safe models under 250g should be the right of anyone exercising normal responsibility.

I fly for recreation and my own personal education into aeronautics. I primarily fly collective pitch helicopters but I also fly quadcopters (drones) and fixed wing airplanes as well. Building and flying model aircraft is a very rewarding and relaxing hobby that I thoroughly enjoy. I’m very concerned about this Remote ID proposal. First off,

I’ve wanted to fly for most of my life, but that dream didn’t seem feasible with the expenses that come with training and owning an aircraft. I was bouncing off the walls with excitement when I first saw Mr. Steele flying drones. Drones have given me the ability to experience the thrill of flight at