Flying gets me out of the house into the fresh air. It helps with my mobility and keeps my brain engaged. Hand/eye coordination is improved. Most of all, I thoroughly enjoy flying and the learning
This will kill the hobby. This will stop this industry. There is no safety advantage to this
It’s Fun to choose and combine parts to build something unique and compare it with my friends stuff
Slope soaring (gliders) was what got me into RC flight. I couldn’t get the hang of it at first (this was before EPP foam came into common use). I gave up on it, put my
No thoughts, just want to thank you for your efforts regarding Remote ID 🙂
While the current FAA rules may not affect me, as I live in another country, I think it will in the near future.
Flying helps me overcome the stress that I feel while studying for long hours. It’s a great hobby and I can definitely show of my flying skills to my friends and family.
Many of The Astronauts and Military pilots that defend the US interests, not to mention scientists, and innovators of the last and this century have started their careers after a youth filled with model aircraft
Retired 71 years young, keep me active and in contact with like minded people. Due to Rheumatoid Arthritis and deformities to my hands and feet this hobby gives me a natural way of keeping and
UAVs/Model aircraft that are not GPS equipped and do not exceed a certain weight, i.e., 5kg, should not be subject to more rules and regulations (if flown in unpopulated areas or at official flying fields).
This is very sad for what is after all a hobby. As citizens we need to be responsible and nearly all hobbyists are. To lose our fantastic hobby for the very few is extremely sad.
when you’ve built and flown remote-controlled aircraft and quadcopters for the last 20 years without any incidence and any danger to private property public or persons then why is there a need to over regulate