i was tired and bored so i scrolled on yt and came across fpv started learned a lot gained friends and had a great time the FAA would ruin al of this

If it wasn’t for the FPV community starting that passion back up in me, I would not be going back to school for my AnP.

Flight is a release from the stress of work. More regulations and restrictions should be unnecessary. New rules won’t affect those who don’t follow the rules anyway.

Nearly all of my remote controlled aircraft are scratch or kit built. I have 30 or more aircraft ranging from cheap 30 dollar foam builds to thousand plus dollar balsa and nitro models. I live in a rual area hours away from any AMA field. This measure would render literally thousands of dollars in personal

30 year hobby. Mostly scratch built models varying in size from 1-8 ft wing span and weighing between a few ounces to 25lbs. All flown line of sight. Both gas and electric.

Model building at a young age helped me develop an interest in engineering that lead to a college program and a career in engineering and manufacturing. During my working career I worked on aircraft, both military and commercial, aerospace, rockets and armament and space craft. I mostly build my aircraft from scratch or from plans

I have a vision of teaching this amazing hobby to my kids, and enjoying the hobby for myself long throughout my life. I’ve been building RC hobby kits since aged 10, for almost 30 years now. I do not wish to see this hobby/sport/lifestyle regulated out of existence.

I started getting into flying FPV multi-rotors in 2015, and it’s been a fantastic way to get me out of the house and socializing with people outside of work or family. I’ve learned a lot, and have developed skills like CAD and 3D printing. I also have a much better understanding of electronics and their

RC flight gives me the almost all the benefits of a vacation anytime I want flying line of sight planes and gliders can be meditative (transcendental) and relaxing while FPV racing can give me the excitement of rushing past trees and obstacles, truly feeling alive and like I can fly. I can take nature photos

I am 15 years old and have been flying FPV since early 2018. FPV as a hobby has taught me about electronics, troubleshooting, and science. I have met lots of friends through FPV that I wouldn’t have met otherwise. With Remote ID, nearly all of my quadcopters would become obsolete. I am an AMA Youth

I fly fpv freestyle and long range. This hobby is a way to do some extreme things that we wouldn’t normally be able to do due to physical limitations or professions that require us to be in peak, uninjured physical shape. It is THE safest form of adrenaline inducing, awe inspiring activity on the planet