I am a beginner to the hobby that can already be cost prohibited for some. It appears to me that dones seem to be what I see on the news and I have no experience with done flight. My planes never go out of my sight mostly because of the time, effort to build and
Don Feipel (dpfe*@*msn.com) Read More »
I starded flying because I enjoyed to see the world like a bird. 10 years later, the use of multirotors, planes, multirotor uav, uav planes, manned planes and other data sources as satellites are part of my full time job.
recreation, comradely and ability to check ag problems
Mark Davis (bshi*@*hoo.com) Read More »
I’ve been in and out of the hobby for several years. Finding suitable locations for FPV flight has already been challenging due to my work requiring me to live near FAA restricted zones. Further regulation and requirements to have internet connection/network access would add another layer of difficulty that may force me to permanently get
To me it is a hobby with which I can relax and have fun with like minded individuals. It is also my connection to flight and my test bed for ideas and modifications to an existing flying machine. I have an inquisitive mind and like to build and test things and better machines from their
J W Bruwer (leeu*@*ail.com) Read More »
After being a firefighter and law enforcement officer for over 20 years, I am left with a lot of emotional baggage that accompanies the experiences of said professions. While my doctors have prescribed all kinds of pills to help me cope, nothing works like my little $90 RTF Champ. No medicine in the world gives
Chris Ridgell (crid*@*ail.com) Read More »
I fly fpv drones mostly 5″ 650g and under. This is my hobby, my pass time, my passion, my drive to excel at work so I can pay for that new motor or flight controller or whatever…..I always dreamt or flight and this lets me fly like Superman, satisfying my need for speed. I can’t
Rocky Tyson (rock*@*ail.com) Read More »
Because I enjoy aviation and have for 40 years
Tom (TJSt*@*ail.com) Read More »
Flying is a fun, inexpensive, family activity. Additional regulation will make it next to impossible to continue with the hobby.
Hobbyist brought this technology to fruition, why should they now be negatively impacted by the same governance that chooses to use this same tech for national security and war? Limiting hobbyists and experiment will discourage the U.S. innovation that fundamentally underpins the industrial and commercial application of these same technologies. “Do as I say, not
Golden Eagle (noth*@*ate.com) Read More »
I have been a recreational model aircraft pilot for over six years. I was able to get into this hobby with the help of Flite Test and other enthusiasts who share their knowledge online, and who proved that the costs and knowledge required to enter this hobby is achievable by any individual. These new regulations
Sam Pond (samw*@*ail.com) Read More »
I began this hobby when i was a young teenager with radio controlled land vehicles and slow transitioned to all air type fleet. As the years and technology progressed i became more absorbed in this hobby. I saw newer companies thrive, saw more enthusiast coming out to the fields, just more people young, old and
James R (moon*@*ail.com) Read More »