Robert Ross (rjro*@*mac.com)
I retired from the broadcast industry. Building/flying model aircraft is my primary activity in retirement. I fear these new rules will kill the hobby.
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I retired from the broadcast industry. Building/flying model aircraft is my primary activity in retirement. I fear these new rules will kill the hobby.
Robert Ross (rjro*@*mac.com) Read More »
For someone that loves aviation but doesn’t fly full scale, I still get to have the fun of flying. And also still learn all the science, math, education, innovation, etc., etc. of aeronautics and aviation! I also pass this down to my kids, they have fun flying and and at the same time there learning
C W (habu*@*ail.com) Read More »
For someone that loves aviation but doesn’t fly full scale, I still get to have the fun of flying. And also still learn all the science, math, education, innovation, etc., etc. of aeronautics and aviation! I also pass this down to my kids, they have fun flying and and at the same time there learning
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I have been flying radio control fixed and rotary wing aircraft for over 40 years. I am an AMA member, an officer of my local club and I also have taught new pilots how to fly fixed wing models and competed in AMA pattern competions here in the midwest. I believe the reaction to the
Rick Redden (kb0r*@*ail.com) Read More »
I restarted my hobby to help my grand son and his friends learn to do something with their hands and mind inside and outside instead of playing games on a computer on weekends. I have spent a lot of money on new equipment and supplies to build our 20 some planes togather.If Canada and the
Kingsley Bailey (king*@*ail.com) Read More »
I restarted my hobby to help my grand son and his friends learn to do something with their hands and mind inside and outside instead of playing games on a computer on weekends. I have spent a lot of money on new equipment and supplies to build our 20 some planes togather.If Canada and the
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I began building and flying as a teenager. Build a plane Friday night, I got my allowance Friday, and flew on Saturday. Crash. And try to glue it back together Saturday night. We could fly at a nearby dirt airfield, go in the hangers, play on a couple of junked bi-wing planes. Even got to
Roy Stoddard (rtst*@*ail.com) Read More »
In the early 70’s my Father introduced my Brother and I to control line flying. Back in the late 40’s and 50’s my Father was very active in free flight models. By the late 70’s I became an AMA Member and joined a local club. The club had a flight training program and my RC
Brad Mullins (iamp*@*ail.com) Read More »
I have been flying since the 1960’s. Flying 1/2A control line in our street to larger control line at our school yard. Then radio control flying with my son in the 1970’s thru the 1980’s. Now after a 30 year break back now flying with my grand kids. During the break from model flying I
I have been flying since the 1960’s. Flying 1/2A control line in our street to larger control line at our school yard. Then radio control flying with my son in the 1970’s thru the 1980’s. Now after a 30 year break back now flying with my grand kids. During the break from model flying I
My 4 year old daughter just asked me to help her build her own plane and teach her to fly it. I dont want to promise her things that the FAA wont let me deliver on. It was one of the proudest and saddest moments as a father. These proposals are having a negative and
Christopher L. (long*@*ail.com) Read More »
I started flying models 61 years ago. I have always been a member of the AMA and have flown under their safety and operational guidelines. I have flown at many sites including on airports and have never seen or experienced a problem of any kind involving full scale aircraft. I fly model aircraft simply because
Bill Hodges (bill*@*hoo.com) Read More »