Flying FPV with my kids is what we do for fun. 99% of the time I’m not even over trees. If I am, I’ve never broke over 200 feet. I never fly over people. We always use caution. There is no reason for this overstep in regulation. We have not done anything to deserve this.

Flying is, so far, a 3 generation tradition in my family. I have spent many years with my father enjoying flying, and now that I have children of my own, I am teaching them about aerodynamics, air foils, electronics, flight theory, and so much more. My daughters are quite young, age 8 and 5; however,

Flying taught me about electronics repair programming radio frequency’s physics it is why I am in the computer science degree I am in and the propose regulations would get rid of it

I am a 47yr old male construction worker with only a high school education. Becuase I did not further my education when I was younger, I was only able to get work in resturants or swinging a hammer. And this is what I have done for all of my working experience. Until in 2016 I

I can’t afford to fly manned aviation, this is the only way I can experience flight. I fly by myself, in areas rarely populated by people with mostly foam aircraft including BVLOS and this would regulate me out of the hobby.

I don’t want to have to skirt the law in fear to enjoy a harmless hobby.

Flying is my hobby, its my community, its my passion. Every weekend for me revolves around going out to fly with my friends. I am definitely a enthusiast, I build lots of models. Building them for me is almost as much fun as flying them. I routinely do two types of flying. First is FPV

Building and flying FPV drones have been one of the very few things I can do with my son. Additionally, FPV has allowed me to create my own FPV product which is now sold by online retailers. The new regulations could easily shut down the small business I created.

It’s fun, it’s also I stress reliver. Help with my depression