Flying and building planes with my 70 year old father Has been the best thing for our relationship. I enjoy flying with friends and designing foam board planes. We have been flying for many years
I really enjoy aerial view and flight. FAA stop being suck
I have been the hobby for 40 years. I was hoping to get to fly when I retire but with the cost associated with the new regulations and the 50 plus airplanes I have there
I fly model helicopters and it takes a great deal of still and time to be proficient. Over the years I’ve seen locations where we can fly shrink to just a handful of sights because
I’ve already had to temporarily quite model flying due to cost of AMA membership and club dues. Like this ‘sport’ isn’t already expensive enough! If these FAA regs go through, I’ll just quit all together.
I am a retired academic with health problems. The designing, building and flying of fixed wing and multi rotor rc craft is what keeps me going from one day to the next. It stimulates my
Flying is my stress relief. Currently, I can go to the park whenever I want (weather permitting). I build cheap planes. Requiring me to buy an ID transmitter and/or join a club would force me
It’s an escape from the day to day world, its calming and a chance to bond with friends and the wider community. Plus i get a buzz out of kids and adults getting enjoyment of
I live in an area of Tennessee that is extremely hilly i cannot always fly where cell service is available other than my yard in town, i can rarely fly where i have service if
I just got into the hobby and I can’t stand the idea of losing it as soon as I joined. I have way too much fun to lose it over the ungrounded concerns of the
I love to make and see my idea’s fly,I’m not tring to upset anyone.I just love to fly.If i could afford it I would do the real thing,sad to say it but this is the
I grew up with r/c aircraft. My father and grandfather had hundreds of models and both started flying over 50 years ago. Their love of planes and r/c aircraft led me to enlist in the