It’s a release, like some people own motorcycles, some own sports cars, some hunt etc. FPV is a release from the days/weeks grind. It’s also very educational to build something from nothing and it fly
The proposed policy will create financial burden, end the artistic video’s and flying as we know it, and eliminate all the current drones and equipment. Automobile accidents have killed a lot of people, but drones
As a hobby FPV pilot flying but also building and tuning drone equipment is part of my life. I feel the stated remoteID system will limit me in all aspects of this hobby. I do
Is a complete hobby, creating something from scratch and feeling the freedom to fly is amazing.
It gives me a reason to live! And makes me want to learn new stuff about all that its needed to build
I’ve flown radio control for 20 years. I have never seen, or been involved with a safety issue involved with full scale aviation. I believe that the FAA is doing this to pave the way
I’m actually very new to the hobby. I’ve never been a tinkerer, or someone who has been fond of or good at putting things together, but quadcopters have introduced that to me and it has
I am currently a posdoc at the University of Florida. I love FPV and got to the hobby watching YouTube videos of freestyle flying. I love building my own multirotors and flying them in acro
I used to fly Heli’s then had 5 disc replaced in my neck. I really hurts to look up for long time frames so, FPV gave back to me what I have been missing. I
The regulations would make me a criminal, since just flying my sub 150gr quadcopters in my own yard would be illegal. The educational aspect of getting kids into flying means they are really well set