Placing sensors on aircraft is going to restrict people from flying. The “good” or “compliant” persons will buy an ID device and use it properly. The “bad” or non-compliant persons willnotbuy it and get away
Its a great ,educational hobby and past time. For the individual and groups. It only takes common sense to fly responsibly.
I have building and flying planes for over 50 years, many of them were designed by me, and most of them were built by me. I love flying, and I feel that most of the
I use a wheelchair and flying gives me a freedom and feeling that I can not get through other hobbies.
Flying 15 years. Great hobby. STEM initiatives for youth. Camaraderie. Love to build my own designs and fly them
I’m 53 and have been flying since I was a kid. I’ve been a member of the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) and have followed their rules. I’ve never caused bodily or property damage. Flying
I fly at a club field recognized by the AMA. If I’m required to buy something to identify my airplanes, which i have close to 20, I will leave the hobby I’ve enjoyed for over
I was raised around aviation. My father was an aircraft mechanic (Military & commercial). I served in the Air Force. Though I am not personally involved in the aviation industry the rc hobby has always
I am a licensed part 107 pilot. I am a 30 year vet Police Officer and the Dept. UAV program lead pilot. I am a Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Squadron Commander and a CAP UAV
I started fpv about 2 years ago and it’s really been a godsend for me before I started fpv I was constantly depressed lack of motivation to do just about anything and I wanted to
This has been an interest of mine since a little boy. I’m now 42 and R/C has been interwoven into my life. Hours and hours have been spent cutting balsa wood splines and waiting impatiently
Flying FPV gives me a sense of excitement and AH. You truly feel like a bird and get to see from their view. It has taken me a few years to be comfortable to fly