Mark Eggert (megg*@*bal.net)
I am in a wheelchair. At age 58 I discovered this hobby. FPV flying has given me the experience of freedom I had never had before. When coupled with the design and technical aspects of
February 22, 2020
This section is currently being updated. Over 6000 surveys have been submitted so far.
Efthimis Salepis (sale*@*ail.com)
I always loved RC not only flying 3D helicopters/drones and some planes but also cars. I always admired and was very interested in the PHYSICS of those things and people who never saw such things
February 22, 2020
(arey*@*ail.com)
Criminals can be punished when they break existing laws. This remote ID stuff is putting the cart before the horse and will not stop criminals from criminal behavior – no – it is only stifling
February 22, 2020
Clark Hulce (CLAR*@*AST.NET)
I am a recretional pilot and am concerned as to the impact the proposed remote ID requirements would have on my hobby without any corrresponding benifits to those of us who fly “line of sight”
February 22, 2020
Phillip Reddin (fall*@*ail.com)
Flying changed my life, and it is now how I make create my financial income. I fly drones, and I think its a great way to educate future generations in and out of the STEM
February 22, 2020
(snhn*@*ail.com)
Flying matters to me because I dedicate my future to flying and if that is restricted I feel discouraged
February 22, 2020
Keith Mansfield (kamc*@*uth.net)
I have been flying traditional model airplanes, control line, since the 1950’s, and radio controlled since the late 1960’s. I built the majority of my planes from kits requiring careful and accurate construction techniques. In
February 22, 2020
DAVE HILLS (dhu4*@*ail.com)
I am retired R.R.worker, and i think it is very important to keep Busy physically and mentally. Being involved in this hobby does that for me. It gets me out, It gets me to learn
February 22, 2020
Brandon Spence (usn.*@*ail.com)
Flying has dramatically changed my life, I’ve made som many good friends, quality honest people, helped me when I was depressed, and gave me something to look forward to on my free time as well
February 22, 2020
(kyle*@*ail.com)
This is an integral technology for the future. If it is regulated in this way it will put the entirety of the future in the hands of the few, slowing innovation and making the US
February 22, 2020
Skip Fredricks (s.fr*@*hoo.com)
I teach at 4 universities, Drones have opened up a list of opportunities that just a short time ago were not available to at risk or financially distressed students. The Remote ID kills that, and
February 22, 2020
(gj1c*@*aol.com)
It goes back to watching planes and boats when I was small with my Dad. This is 50 years ago and it has been a constant journey of restriction in all levels of life. It
February 22, 2020