Testimonials

I live in a rural area, city pop est 2500, county 10k max. Low rolling hills -southeast corner of the Ozarks. Wifi coverage is limited to residential areas only, and cell coverage is nonexistent in

Democratization of aerial data collection. Everything including but not limited to STEM education, environmental monitoring/advocacy, civic engagement, humanitarian work, innovation, and more will suffer if the currently proposed rule goes through – which created large

I’ve learned a great deal from being able to freely modify/test inexpensive aircraft. Although most of mine are fairly small, I do have one fully-autonomous quadcopter and one full-manual ~3ft wingspan plane. The fully autonomous

I’m 63, and I have been flying models off and on since I was 12. I feel these proposed regulations will severely suppress the enthusiasm and education opportunities for a great many model, and full

Field distance increases from 3 min to 30 min making hobby not feasible during late fall/winter (light restrictions) and burdensome due to distance Current field (approved city park) is in a location without cellular access.

I started flying model air planes when I was 8/9 years old. today I am 80 years old. Today I am building a model air plane waiting for the snow to leave the flying site.

I could write a book on this topic, so I will just write what I think is the most important thing about the hobby of building and flying aircraft. My entire family (me, wife and

RC thought me so much growing up. I attribute it to helping me become an engineer. By adding regulations it’s going to be even harder for young pilots to get into the hobby and could

We need some rules and some processes to educate new pilots while still maintaining the freedom we have at the moment. Anything under 1kg should be exempt from dedicated identification hardware. We should rather invest

Have enjoyed flying gliders and planes for years. Very, relaxing after work to head to the park a fly a glider. Always asked question about them at parks. Nice to see kids take an interest