Flying has been the primary medium in which my relationship with my father has been formed. Aviation is the inspiration for my creativity in a wide range of subject matter. The freedom it gives, and represents is paramount to the culture of the United States. My Father was a private pilot, and we flew together.
Aaron Garmon (garm*@*ail.com) Read More »
Flying matters to me a lot. I have suffered from clinical depression for many years. Often not leaving my house for months at a time. Flying has has impacted my life in a positive way. Getting me out of the house almost every day. Part of what I love is inventing my own aircraft design
Building and flying my models is therapeutic. It is one of the few areas where I can be somewhat creative on an affordable scale. I love the Challenge of the build and then the satisfaction of seeing it fly. Why does uncle have to be a part of this?
Robert McLean (rmcl*@*ska.com) Read More »
I have been flying model aircraft of various types for approximately 30 years and have never, not once, had a saftey issue, problem or even complaint from another person. Designing, building and flying is not just a hobby, it’s therapeutic in a way. It’s my chance to exercise various skills (design, construction, electronics, programming etc.)
Josh (swin*@*ail.com) Read More »
I began flying RC when I moved into my new home with property over an acre. Flight Test inspired me to become creative with my aircraft so I make regular adjustments to both my plane and drone. I love the ability to create and test things that fly.
Peter Rupert (paru*@*ail.com) Read More »
Flying rc aircraft has brought my family a lot of enjoyment. We have the most fun flying quads. I’m an old man with little kids well not so little no. I’m 62 years old and fighting cancer / 3 sons 2 in college 1 graduating H.S. My oldest goes to W.P.I. Double majoring in aerospace
Henry Ternent (hank*@*ail.com) Read More »
I have been dreaming about flying for many years. And as I get older with more time, I am enjoying building planes and learning about flight. Combining my skills with ham radio, It helps me understand the technical aspect of the rc control.. I don’t mind having a registration number for each aircraft for accountability
Patrick Ellison (patk*@*omm.net) Read More »
After getting into the hobby I have learned so much about programming, electronics, engineering and the various uses of UAS. So much so that I left the active duty military to pursue advanced schooling at K-State with their Design and Integration of UAS in hopes of making an impact in the advancements of technology in
Cody Kistler (cbki*@*ail.com) Read More »
Because it provides time for me and family to do something together. Its also an enjoyable relaxing activity.
Chi Woodruff (cwoo*@*ail.com) Read More »
I’ve been a long time amateur flyer ranging from model airplanes and helicopters in the 90s and now multi-rotors. I do think some form of active identification of drones and remote pilots is required, especially if the hobby grows, but the proposed remote id regulations seems deeply flawed. What makes sense is an app based
Ken S. (kens*@*ail.com) Read More »
flying is learning how nature works. i learned a lot from it. and still do. also to innovate test new ideas and concepts
Ynse Segaar (ynse*@*ail.com) Read More »
Model flying has been a relaxing activity of mine for more than sixty years. This proposal will ruin the hobby and severely restrict future generations of youngsters from taking up the hobby as a avocation or vocation stepping stone for their career. The FAA has really missed the mark with this NPRM. It is a
Walter Ballauer (wale*@*net.net) Read More »