New to the fpv sport. I fly a drone i made! I learned so much about how these remote systems works. I know how my drone works and how to fix it when things break. The parts I get are fairly in expensive because I’m a college student so I need cheap parts. I see
Chris (chri*@*ail.com) Read More »
It is difficult as is today. Additional restrictions would hinder following the hobby. I am a fixed wing flyer not drone, but helicopters have very similar flight patterns as drones.
Im old school, I love to build, fly and improve my creations. i dont fly drones, or anything out of sight. I have mostly flown at clubs. which are getting further from home with some local fields closing. been buying park size electric planes because of convenience. but really love building and flying bigger planes.
john beck (john*@*ail.com) Read More »
Flying is in my blood, in my dna. Both sides of my family have flown r/c and control line, and many are pilots of manned aircraft. I am a distant relative of the Wright Brothers. Hobby aviation and self built aircraft are the foundations upon which the entire industry of aviation was built. While I
Jim Tapp (aka Protonus) (flit*@*onus.ws) Read More »
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Leland Cox (plan*@*hoo.com) Read More »
Where is the risk analysis demonstrating there is a need for these new regulations? Will regulations requiring publicly accessible remote ID of pilots be equally applicable to manned aviation (hot air balloons drifting over my house at low altitude, helicopters, glider planes, light aircraft, ultralights, paragliders, hang-gliders, etc)?? Other than the constantly over-hyped “perceived” risk
Zbip57 (Zbip*@*ail.com) Read More »
I love to build my own aircraft. What fun would it be if I could not fly them at the local school yard with all the new rules proposed!
Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF), CBO and model aviation is not the threat and it never has been. I agree that some form of regulation is necessary for the commercial operator. I am a commercial UAV pilot. However to include model aviation with commercial operations is just absurd and label our model airplanes as drones
Jason Smith (jaso*@*uth.net) Read More »
The RC hobby is what i do best, this hobby is the best and easiest way for me to use my abilities in engineering and design to create something that fly’s. If it was not for this hobby, i simply wouldn’t know what to do, when i do go fly a local park i take
Shanay Patel (shan*@*ail.com) Read More »
I’ve been in this hobby in one form or another since before I could ride a bicycle. It’s been there to take the edge off of life and allow a temporary escape from one’s daily grind for as long as I can remember. This hobby is what makes life tolerable, and any amount of new
I fly FPV quadcopters that I build by myself from raw parts. Thanks to FPV I could learn to put together a mechanical and electronical machine, for the first time in my life. I learned about electricity, radio and video telecomunication, battery technology, 3d printing and 3d modeling. I ventured into the world of programming
I started flying about 3 years ago. I had seen friends/family members fly quadcopters and always wanted to try one myself. I purchased a DJI Spark and controller and later a set of DJI goggles for FPV flight. Flying has been an incredible experience and seeing the world from a birds eye perspective opened the
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