I am retired and this hobby keeps me alive and enjoying life. Without it I would have nothing to do and no way to meet new friends with the same interests. By adding these new FAA requirements it will kill the hobby and the people that put these new riles together did not consider the

Most of my friends I met through this hobby. I know people who make their living in this hobby and these over restrictive laws will kill the hobby and take away jobs from people who make their living from it. This hobby has a very good safety record and does not need any more regulation

Am new to USA, starting new live here was not easy. Cause of Quads, I was able to make friends, I do not speak prefect English, but when it comes to flying, we all come understand each other, having good time and making memories.

As a STEM educator the remote is requirements would stifle students learning opportunities with burdensome financial and technical requirements.

My name is Ronnie and I grew up flying fixed-wing remote control airplanes with my uncle. After having a very rough childhood it’s one of the few things I can look forward to on the weekends. Now that I’m an adult I have continued my love of aeronautics and flight in general by becoming heavily

This is beyond a hobby. I get my best bonding time with my children with this hobby. We fly our BNF aircraft as well as build & fly our own scratch builds. It has sparked an interest in the STEM fields in both of my sons. We must take notice that this hobby has done

Due to these regulations, my dream to start learning FPV will definitely be affected, I was planning to start a business out of this and the restrictions if applied will make my business non existent.

I use my hobby to teach my grandchildren respect and safety. Aviation is so much more than RC aircraft. I feel there is a need to regulate, but it is a terrible mistake to lump us all together. You have a pretty good idea who is misusing RC, you should regulate them. We have a

Model flight has been able to reach me so many things about flight while having so much fun along the way! My main worry is that the UK CAA will follow these rules if they go through (as they did with some of the newly enforced regulations). If this happens then I would not be

I have been flying since i was 7, that is 20 years ago now. If these limitations existed back then, I would have never been able to get in to the hobby. I currently fly under part 107 as well as for hobby. None of this would have been possible if FAA had gotten involved

I will be unable to continue to fly if I comply with these regulations (if passed). With the knowledge and availibility of parts for scratch builds, no drone pilot would actually be limited by these regulations and it would encourage people to not comply with more reasonable regulations.