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Reminder: Please contact Stephen until the end of next week (14/08) if you are interested!

Folks

We're thrilled to have been offered another opportunity to visit the glider guys at Lake Keepit, for the weekend of 25th and 26th September 2010, and perhaps make it a longer weekend. Have a look at the Keepit website. 

The report on the last visit to Lake Keepit is here on our web site and click here for the photo gallery.

This is a great chance to try your hand at flying the real thing, and to take along some RC gear to fly at a great venue. It's quite a drive, but there will be plenty of car sharing and very affordable accommodation available.

If you'd like to go along, please get in touch with Stephen MacMahon by clicking here to send him an email (or see him at the Belrose field). It would help Stephen to know, soon, if you are keen to go. 

Ed

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Folks

A few important updates following decisions at our club night on 13th April 2010:

1. The helicopter event has been moved to October 16th and 17th (same weekend as the air races elsewhere) and is now a 2 day event in view of the popularity last year. The field will be open ONLY to helicopters for that weekend.
2. The club has decided that, after OS Day, all WRCS member events will have NO ENTRY FEE for the future and the first event affected is the Scale Day in May. The $20 entry fee no longer applies, but you will need to pay for your sausage sandwiches, soft drinks and warm beverages!
3. 2.4Ghz equipment - following national guidelines, 2.4Ghz transmitters will no longer need to be kept in the transmitter pound when not in use, and you will no longer need to hang a key when using a 2.4Ghz transmitter. This does not affect the rules for equipment other than 2.4Ghz, and the key, board and pound system still applies for all non 2.4 gear. The rules on this site have been edited accordingly.