These are some of the planes that have flown at the new field.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Tuesday, July 27, 2021
Hello Again
Since we have a revival of the Fremont County RC Club (FCRCC) I thought I would start off our old blog. I've tried to add new new contributes, so we shall see how we use this blog.
The photo is my recently completed RUBUO. An obscure model with a Saito 91 power plant. Now that the club has a new flying field I hope to test fly it soon. If it is a keeper I'll add the cowl and more decals.I hope more of the club members use this blog to post club items of interest
Friday, May 26, 2017
Fun-Fly Report for May 13th
I got a report from Sonny. There were only two fliers, Ken Conway and Kenny McMullen, at the scheduled Saturday morning Fun-Fly. Apparently there was no interest in having a competition. They just wanted to fly on that nice day. Ken Conway sprayed for weeds and then flew his Telemaster. Kenny flew his beautiful MX. See picture below:
Anyway when his 55 AX suddenly quit, Kenny proceeded to get it down quick and had to land across the width of the runway.. The result was a torn off landing gear. He is planning to repair the the damage from the "dead stick" landing.
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
A New Mystery
So a few days ago Gary Iovinella was driving into our flying field and his pathway was blocked by a brand new wooden flight stand. He opened the gate and proceeded to drag the stand to the flight line.
The photo below is the new mystery stand. Gary has his new Telemaster resting on the new stand.
So now we need to know who is the mystery donor. I have an idea but does anyone know? We need to thank the person who constructed and donated this wonderful gift.
The photo below is the new mystery stand. Gary has his new Telemaster resting on the new stand.
So now we need to know who is the mystery donor. I have an idea but does anyone know? We need to thank the person who constructed and donated this wonderful gift.
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Sky Corral Big Birds Fun Fly Event coming up soon!!!
The Sky Corral RC Club has once again invited us to attend and participate in their fantastic Big Birds Fun Fly Event being held at the Col. Brad Dolliver RC Field in Pueblo West, Co.
They sure do a lot of support for our activities so let's all get together and give them a big show of support for this great event in return please.
There will be lots of raffle prizes and door prizes along with goody bags for registered pilots and once again there is also the 11th annual BBQ held that Saturday also.
You do not want to miss this fantastic fun fly event they put on at their nice facility!!!
August 29th and 30th 2015.
I sent out an email to everyone with the flyer attached for more information.
They sure do a lot of support for our activities so let's all get together and give them a big show of support for this great event in return please.
There will be lots of raffle prizes and door prizes along with goody bags for registered pilots and once again there is also the 11th annual BBQ held that Saturday also.
You do not want to miss this fantastic fun fly event they put on at their nice facility!!!
August 29th and 30th 2015.
I sent out an email to everyone with the flyer attached for more information.
Sunday, July 12, 2015
First Fun-Fly of 2015!!
Can you believe it ??? Our first fun-fly happened Saturday. It took Cloyce to get everyone motivated and get started competing in a "Climb 'n Glide". And almost everyone there competed. Climb for 30 seconds and then glide for as long as possible (more on the "possible") and total flight time was recorded. So here are the results:
Pilot Plane Time Min:Sec
Cloyce Senorita 6:26
Dennis Pilot 4:14
Cloyce Twist 2:09
Ron E-Stick 2:05
Bobby Twist 2:04
Marlowe Drastik 1:55
Larry Arrow 1:40
Gary Arrow 1:39
An interesting observation is how little time it takes from engine quit until meeting the ground unless you have a light, high wing plane.
In order to extend the "dead stick" landing, many of the pilots chose to stretch it too much resulting in some crashes. One Twist was destroyed and a Stick pancaked hard just to squeeze out a few extra seconds. But a good time was had by all.
Pilot Plane Time Min:Sec
Cloyce Senorita 6:26
Dennis Pilot 4:14
Cloyce Twist 2:09
Ron E-Stick 2:05
Bobby Twist 2:04
Marlowe Drastik 1:55
Larry Arrow 1:40
Gary Arrow 1:39
An interesting observation is how little time it takes from engine quit until meeting the ground unless you have a light, high wing plane.
In order to extend the "dead stick" landing, many of the pilots chose to stretch it too much resulting in some crashes. One Twist was destroyed and a Stick pancaked hard just to squeeze out a few extra seconds. But a good time was had by all.
Cloyce lecturing to a bunch of the guys. Notice how the new, but incomplete, sunshade is being utilized by everyone who can fit underneath it. |
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