It’s a hobby I enjoy, and it’s fairly inexpensive. And we in the hobby don’t need the FAA getting involved in making the hobby any more expensive. By imposing more restrictions on us.
Gregory Pritchard (gapr*@*one.net) Read More »
I got into flying two years ago and it’s been an amazing experience. I started with a cheap amazon toy, and moved almost immediately to FPV and fully custom builds. Locking down manufacturers will kill innovation in this very new, and very rapidly growing and evolving hobby. Not to mention many smaller class drones would
Mike S (mush*@*ail.com) Read More »
If the aircraft is within sight it should not require remoteID, if it is to be flown out of sight it should require remoteID or something similar that would be cheap
Tyler (crea*@*ail.com) Read More »
I started multirotors about three years ago as a hobby. My first one was a DJI Phantom but this quickly turned into scratch built as this is a major part of the experience. Learning the components, function and limits is as much part of the experience as the actual air time. As an actual pilot
Ray (cali*@*ail.com) Read More »
I first got into the idea of flying R/C airplanes several years ago. I had always been into the hobby, but I was mostly occupied with multi rotor/RTF stuff. I recently got lots of new equipment, including a Spektrum Dx9 transmitter and receivers. I’m only 15 years old, so that was a fairly large advancement
Tyler Matthews (shan*@*bal.net) Read More »
As an elementary schooler, I first got into RC flight and it has become a part of me. To have yet another policy restrict our freedoms for the sake of “safety” will heavily affect the RC flying community, further increasing the difficulty for any person to join the hobby. As such, the FAA should seriously
I started flying with my children as many of us have. We bought a very small drone for christmas and were fascinated by the ability of these tiny toys. Since buying our first drones we have all learned as a family how to build and program, or at least “tune” fpv drone flight characteristics. We
I was born on the same day that the Wright brothers took flight at Kittyhawk. They were just two brothers who owned a bike shop and dreamed of flight. They worked, and innovated and created the industry of flight as we know it today. I believe that the people who are passionate about hobby flight
Luke F (luke*@*ail.com) Read More »
I am a low income individual that lives in a rural area. I build most of my own planes because I can’t afford the commercially sold ones. I can barely even afford the electronics for my planes and have to save up to buy parts here and there. I fly on farmland and at local
Abe Harris (Harr*@*ail.com) Read More »
iv been flying rc helicopters and trainers i have a 11-6 wing span b-17g 8-6 long 48 pounds i use it for shows only its never been run i have a b-29 superfortrees 11-6 wingspan 8-4 long and a coast guard c-130 all for public pepole to see its like an air show and the
david werner (dave*@*hoo.com) Read More »
My name is Christopher Bruck. I am 20 years old and live in Matthews, North Carolina. I have been a casual drone hobbyist for the past decade and a serious one for the past year when I got into the FPV (first person view) drone hobby. In this past year, I have fallen in love
Christopher Bruck (mrch*@*ail.com) Read More »
The new FAA regulations would effectively kill the hobby that brings the freedom of flight to thousands of hobby enthusiasts.
Johnny L (Jql1*@*ail.com) Read More »