My planes/drones consist of foam, Maybe wood ,soft metals like aluminium, hard metals like steel, screws, nuts, bolts, plastic, electronics and a motor. Why would this be regulated??? I cause do danger to anybody, i
Most, nearly all, equipment are toys with no impact to other aircraft or public safety in any way.
I am 84 years old and have gotten into the Hobby 2 years ago. It gets me out of the house and makes me much more healthy than being a couch potato. Walking bending thinking
I fly for fun and I avoid any dangerous situation as I do when driving and doing whatever. Flying FPV is far less dangerous than driving or even riding a bicicle.
This is something my dad did with his dad. Now this is something i do with mine. Its a hobby that has been passed down for generations in my family and i want to be
I am finding the hobby requirements to be extremely burdonsome. My clubs does are 125 per year plus metro park fee….plus ama. Each public field has a club fee. Additional requirements will not guarantee people
I discovered FPV quadcopters in 2016 watching a Youtube suggested video. When I was a teenager I tried to fly remote controlled airplanes and enjoyed it but my eyesight made it very difficult to fly
It is a great hobby and should be free and unlimited if you behave responsible.
Well after i had a heart attack in 2016, I got into flying drones (quads) which led me to start building them, I’ve been doing ever since the love of this hobby keep me going!
I have been into RC flying for over 40 years. I build most of my UAVs during the winter months and fly when weather permits the rest of the year. I recently retired and was
I fly mostly recreational however I am Part 107 certified. I would support a broadcast Identification system. I do not support an internet identification system due to the cost of equipment, fees that will surely
I’m not from the US so it doesn’t affect me as much, but we have a similar organization here in Serbia trying to enforce similar laws. Either way, gotta oppose it.