I’ve expanded my horizons considerably through this hobby. Learning about all sorts of skills required to engage in it fully: from learning CAD, programming, electronics assembly, video editing, materials science, the list goes on and
I am a hobbyist and build and fly model multirotor aircraft. The main reason I enjoy this hobby is the process of scratch building the aircraft. This builds skills in electronics, mechanics and aviation. I
I’ve always been a tech guy, after getting into the fpv drone hobby, I’ve finally met others that get together and enjoy flying together. It’s my first hobby where I feel like I belong. Dont
I grew up flying model aircraft front the late 1980’s with my father and all of the mechanical aspects eventually lead me towards a career in the automotive field in which I have opened up
I was a college drop out, burned out, no motivation, and ready to die. I had no direction and was spiraling down a dark path, with no life skills to hold any jobs. FPV drones,
When our second child was born, my wife suffered from some postpartum depression issues that required me to be home and unable to participate in some of the hobbies in which I used to engage
My mental health depends on my ability to disconnect from the world and fly my drones. Please don’t take it away from me.
I wish everybody could learn how to fly an acrobatic/racing drone with FPV. It’s an amazing almost out of body experience, you are in the cockpit of that drone when you are flying. The places
I started flying in 2016. FPV flying quickly became my primary hobby. It led me into other disciplines, such as electronics, photography, videography and video editing. In the intervening years I have helped several local
Research and development into more high tech and intelligent flying systems in Engineering and STEM. These restrictions and Over reaching remote ID applications into amateur builds impede students involvement as personal projects or university projects