Flying is relaxing. The more I fly the better I get. I like teaching kids to fly and watch their progress.

Flying your own models is freedom. Don’t take that away.

I have been RC fixed wing (UAS) hobby for 2 years. I find this hobby very stimulating to my 75 year old mind. I now understand how this hobby can instill a person to want to learn to fly a piloted aircraft. Some understanding of aerodynamics is needed to be successful as a UAS pilot.

It’s a great way to get out in nature and teach people about flying, as well as training / responsibility

im recreational flier one session ever other week if im lucky and did the registration when required just feel this is to much

Too much Gov interference based on media hype and bias…

It matters to me because its the thing i do to help me unwind from the stresses of life. Its not only fun to participate in as a pilot, but to be able to create something that performs the way it should with my own two hands. This is a very rewarding hobby in more

I think hobby flight provides a great opportunity to learn and build relationships. The proposed regulations act as a bromide upon the hobby, and I am firmly opposed.

I fly responsible. These regulations will drive me out of the hobby and for what reason? Why is this necessary? Keep common sense rules.

My early experiences with building and flying model aircraft from the 1940s to the present have been and still are a very important part of my life. Full scale aviation development has followed model aviation development from its beginning. Model building and flying inspired me to get my private pilot certificate and eventually my Piper

I love flying, my home built aircraft are the simplest designs that work. Adding extra electronics to these types of ultralight aircraft would be an unreasonable burden to flying them. The other side of my hobby flying is in remote locations taking video/photos of offroading adventures. Most of these locations do not have cell or