I have been involved in aviation all of my life. I started building and flying RC planes as a child in the 60’s and have been flying ever since. My involvement in the hobby has led me to earning my PPL in the late 70’s which I kept active until early 90’s. I then again

This is an outrageous consideration. First and foremost – genuine fpv hobbyists are well informed, knowledgeable persons who are extremely unlikely to be of concern or danger to public or property. Those that have the potential of the ing a wreckless/dangerous pilot would neither register or conform to Remote I.D. anyway – therefore the whole

Holding off purchasing OMP M2 helicopter until regulations is passed. Under proposed guidelines I would not be able to fly due to significant cost and restricted locations.

We struggled getting into the hobby due to cost. Now if all these other complicated and expensive resolutions are incorporated, I will have to abandon the hobby. Due to expense

its a bunch of the nicest people to have fun with and fly

I build and fly multirotors for 7 years, FPV quads for last 3 years for fun and education of younger generation – kinds and nephews . FPV recreational flying is a great way to socialize and educate, makes us 3 dimensional beings. Recreational flying hobbyists should be exempt from Remote Id regulation.

I grew up around people who built and flew control line planes, as electronics inproved I graduated to remote control planes, flying in the local farm fields and local airfields. I believe the open air ways are free and should not be regulated! Areas around airports, military bases and other senitive places should be restricted

I think this would not allow some of us in remote locations and living in the country to be able to comply with this law. It would require me to drive 2 hours to a MAA approved field to fly and then to only get a flight or two in due to the other pilots

The RC airplane community is a diverse community, rich with people from all walks and stations in life that without having a common love for RC planes, would never meet up and become friends. Regulations are for the irresponsible people, many of whom were not part of RC aircraft community until the onset of sophisticated,

It is already an expensive hobby and one that I probably would leave if things like remote ID became standard for all flight. The latest rules already make it difficult to find locations to fly and already have lowered my participation in the hobby.

love to go down to my local park and fly my drone around and just above the tree lines or take my bike down to the beach and fly fast close to the water.. meeting up with friends and have fun with flying together in different unpopulated locations such as bandos, parking lots or parks.