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Events / Control Line Fun Fly
« Last post by Greg Lock on May 20, 2021, 10:19:47 AM »We have thumbs up from the HCRCC Executive to have a weekly Control Line session at the field.
Thursday evenings starting at 6pm. Weather Pending.
This will be an informal "fun fly" type event for all types of control line models, and pilots of all skill levels. It will take place on Thursday evenings at 6:00 pm and going until its too dark to fly.
Visitors and spectators welcome.
If you come out to fly with us, a few things to note:
Must have MAAC membership.
MAAC Safety Code for control line requires your handle to be equipped of a safety cord wrist strap to prevent fly-away's in the event that one should accidentally let go of the handle during flight. 1/2A 049 models are exempted from this rule.
To facilitate physical distancing, I will bring out a couple of launching stooges to allow pilots to start their engines and launch their models without having to have someone hold the plane as they do so.
For those of us who wish to run our Fox 35's and/or combat planes the way they were designed to be run, the muffler requirement will be waived for this event.
If there are any questions, contact me by email, or call or text me at 306-203-6244.
Fair winds and tight lines,
Darryl Wurtz
Thursday evenings starting at 6pm. Weather Pending.
This will be an informal "fun fly" type event for all types of control line models, and pilots of all skill levels. It will take place on Thursday evenings at 6:00 pm and going until its too dark to fly.
Visitors and spectators welcome.
If you come out to fly with us, a few things to note:
Must have MAAC membership.
MAAC Safety Code for control line requires your handle to be equipped of a safety cord wrist strap to prevent fly-away's in the event that one should accidentally let go of the handle during flight. 1/2A 049 models are exempted from this rule.
To facilitate physical distancing, I will bring out a couple of launching stooges to allow pilots to start their engines and launch their models without having to have someone hold the plane as they do so.
For those of us who wish to run our Fox 35's and/or combat planes the way they were designed to be run, the muffler requirement will be waived for this event.
If there are any questions, contact me by email, or call or text me at 306-203-6244.
Fair winds and tight lines,
Darryl Wurtz