I always wanted to be a pilot. But I’m physically unable to be one. RC flying gives me the freedom to be in the air, to pursue my dreams and to build.

I have pretty recently got into this hobby and I love it. I would hate to see it fall apart because of improper use by others and big organizations. I have taught myself flight physics and other interesting things like electronics through this hobby. I would like a way that targets the wrong do-ers and

i think of the shelf dji tupe drones are thebones that are the problem since unexperienxed people just pick them up and fly without any thoight or knowlafe about safety and ethics

I’m a 54 year old farmer. I’ve been flying remote control planes and control line planes since I was a kid. I live in a rural area but I still want to stand up for all the little kids in the cities that want to know this hobby as I have. Go out on a

Flying helps me destress through experiencing flight, making friends and memories. I love the applied science aspect of the hobby and intend to pass it on to my girl once she grows up. I see RC flight as a great opportunity to bond with my daughter, make lifelong memories and get her very interested in

My son is 11 and primarily only flies on our/our family properties. He and his brothers have learned many things from both flying and building their RC devices. It encourages outdoor play, appreciation for the environment and the sciences. They get exercise, fresh air, fun and time to think.

Why change the rules and make them more restrictive I believe there already good enough

These regulations seem to be in search of a problem. There hasn’t been significant safety concerns with the types of self-built model crafts we fly. Beyond this, I think we need to argue the moral case. It is not only the current regulation is logistically untenable, but the FAA shouldn’t regulate hobbyist in this manner.

I’m just getting into fpv rc cars with some friends and through my research into fpv I have gained a great interest in the hobby. I would like to be able to fly in my backyard or around my family’s orchard but if these regulations go into effect I won’t have that opportunity. I am

Flying is my release from the stress of the week. I do it to enjoy the outdoors and disconnect from screens. I find it fascinating to fly historical aircraft and revel in the accomplishments of the past as well as looking forward to flying current and future aeronautical achievements. It also motivates me to be