I am an RC Flight instructor for at-risk kids near Atlanta. This regulation would result in none of those kids being able to fly UAVs commerically because they wouldn’t be able to afford an UAV.
It’s my hobby and escape as well as a way to continually learn and grow in knowledge and flight skill. These restrictions will not stop a hobbyist from flying. It will only encourage lawlessness. There
I have over 100 rc aircraft from tiny whoops to over 55 pound gassers.. ARFs to bind and fly to custom scratch built to helicopters.. I fly everything! I fly FPV, line of site at
It is a great platform for teaching and community. Dallas area has a great group and would love to see this hobby prosper for my kids sake not just my own.
I am new to the hobby but I don’t really want to get involved because if the FAA puts the regulations in I will not be able to fly and wasted a ton of money.
I love this hobby, please dont outlaw it. It’s unfair and detrimental to the field that flight belongs exclusively to the rich. I have never seen a better hobby to teach people math science and
I have been flying for apx 5 years now. It was a hobby that turned into a career. I work for frsky rc. We make the radio transmitters that many within the hobby use. The
This is a wonderful hobby that has taught me a lot about software, flight, electronics, safety and even weather. I would not like to see it burdened with overly expensive equipment to track my recreational
I am veteran that is also partially disabled though not from the service. When I found out that because of my disability I was going have to change my career. I became very depressed; and
I recently began FPV flying and built my first FPV 5” quadcopter because I wanted to create cinematic FPV videos of many beautiful destinations I like to travel to so I may have another way
It’s my way of unwinding after a hard day’s work and other responsibilities of life. I fly self build mini Kwads in quiet locations free from members of the public. I rarely fly above the