Testimonials

I make my own small remote controlled model airplanes, and doing so has been an educational, enriching hobby. Requiring Remote ID for model aircraft would put this great hobby out of reach for a lot

I am planning on going to college and doing the unmanned systems major. This new proposal will majorly affect wether or not I even decide to do this major. Adding this extra expense and complexity

I guess I’ll start with. Hello my name is (Not Important) and I’m an addict. Since I started my recovery 3 years ago I was house ridden and never really wanted to go outside. I’ve

I have been involved in Radio Control for over 50 years it has helped me with my career my creativity my family life and has been a fullfilling hobby. A big part of this hobby

Flying is a very enjoyable recreation for myself and my kids. They are learning to be future enthusiasts and potentially engineers like myself. I fly for fun and never break the current laws. I design

I fly fpv racing quadcopters, not drones, because I’m sort of an adrenaline junkie. I don’t skydive anymore, I sold all my 200mph street bikes/race bikes, I stopped doing alot of dangerous things once my

when I started in this hobby, people where allot more open, and flying safe. after the drones started, seems that they feel they can fly anyplace they feel like, and for us model airplane people

I’m 66 and feeling it. I’ve had many hobbies over the years-fishing, hunting, camping, skiing, boating-but most of these are discontinued due to my health and age. But I have a life long love of

Some of the only places I can fly are remote areas or on my personal property. These places have no access to wifi or data, which would make flying impossible with Remote ID. Another concern

Since I was a kid, I have always been fascinated with models that move. I enjoy taking apart and putting back together to see how it functions. Back in 2012, I’ve watched numerous videos about