Testimonials

I have been building rc planes/drones from balsa wood since I was 13 years old (the mid 1960), For the Faa to basically take that away from me would be catastrophic. I am 62 years

My RC planes are made of styrofoam and balsa wood. In my area local parks, ball fields, playgrounds and adjacent fringe property is 98% unused without anyone on them. If there is someone there I

I started flying as a way to stay out of the bars/pubs and to get out into the fresh air.After flying toy drones and enjoying them. I decided to start building them because it’s always

This hobby gives me a way to fly without the costs, personal safety, or public safety issues of getting a Pilots License. It frees my to indulge in the challenge of flight while safe guarding

I started building and flying quadcopter in 2013, in 2015 i suffered a stroke and am now disabled. FPV and a day out flying my quadcopter enables me to enjoy the outdoors and be part

Fun and relieves stress. FAA restrictions will not hinder me, i will not comply with their rules.

Model aviation is important to me because it was something my father did together when I was a kid and it eventually led me into becoming an aircraft mechanic in the Navy. After getting out

I build new small flying models to relax, gives me great pleasure learning and using the electronics and mechanical parts. I love FPV flying because of the challenge and relaxation and it is a stay

Flying RC has brought my father and I closer together and given us a common activity to spend time together which we both enjoy. My nephew is getting to the age where he is very

flying for me is a way to relieve stress, much like going for a ride on a motorcycle, or a boat ride. The other thing it has provided is a way to connect with my

Flying matters to me, because the community within the hobby is great. Flying together with friends is one of my favourite things i like to do. Being able to create and fly your own models