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At the 2016 AGM it was decided to bring the cut-off date forward to December 1995, hence models like the Loaded Dice etc could be used as they are so popular. We drew the line at 2 metre models and requested that people stick to 10cc sizes to keep costs down. Steve
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This years AGM will be held at the same venue again, Babworth Road Social Club in Retford. This will be following the November Retford MFC Swapmeet. Those just wishing to attend the AGM, provision has been made that if you show your membership card for the UKCAA after 11.30, then there will be no charge for entry to the swapmeet. Details are: 6 November 2016, 1300 to 1500hrs BABWORTH ROAD SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB. BABWORTH ROAD, RETFORD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, DN22 7NJ Agenda: Apologies for absence Chairman's Report Administrators Report Treasurers Report Amendment to UKCAA Constitution Election of Officials Event planning for 2017 AOB Hope to see as many members as possible there. Martyn and Steve Edited By Steve Dunning on 09/10/2016 14:42:13
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Flair Lightning
Steve Dunning replied to john stones 1 - Moderator's topic in Classic Aerobat Build Blogs
He didn't know his model history then. I had one of those a few years ago. Quite a few years ago!!!!!! -
Been told that I have to put this piccie on from last Sunday! Chris Anderson said I was smiling when he took the photo (and all the ones above) cos I'd eaten all the cakes that my wife, Sue, had baked for the event. There wasn't much left of them at the end of the day, evidence of what a great baker she is. Edited By Steve Dunning on 31/07/2016 11:04:57
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A few photos from the day with more to follow. Barry and Marion Meredith huddled under their sport brolly. Two Upset II, an Atlas and a Miss Norway, all electric powered. Upset II with Atlas in the background. Paul Bardoe made it to the event. Taurus is now re-engined with an SC 52, replacing the Lazer four stroke. Two visitors from the Beverley Club brought along a nearly completed Super Lightning. OS 61 RF is the engine. I had to look twice to see if it was paint or film covered. It was film covered to a high standard. Partial view of the UKCAA compound. Starting boxes kept the starting of engines safe and away from other fliers. A Curare utilising a GRP fuselage from way back when. Relatively heavy by today's standards, flew extremely well on the OS 61 FSR and pipe. Shelley Redworth brought along three models, Bar Fli, Moonglow and an Illusion. Bar Fli was flown continuously throughout the day, Shelley showing it off to good effect. Group photo. 14 fliers and 25+ models, what could be better. Tony Bloomfield carries back his Adagio, designed by Ken Binks. Edited By Steve Dunning on 30/07/2016 19:54:01
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Thanks to Christian and Minty for helping make it a successful day, putting up the netting,, barbecue, tea and coffee. Don't think Chris had one flight all day. Everyone went away happy after a great days flying, minimum of regulations, just those required for a safe days flying. No mishaps, everyone's models went home in one piece and all the pilots won a raffle prize. Doesn't get any better than that. Looking forward to the next one. Steve
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Sorry to hear that Jack. I'll take plenty of pictures. Steve PS I'm taking some items for sale too. Edited By Steve Dunning on 23/07/2016 20:31:48
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Please have a look at the layout of the site for Sunday's event. If pilots could drop their equipment off in the designated area just pass the club house, then proceed down the track to park at the end of the field it would be appreciated. You will note the provision of two starting boxes. This is to try to prevent any accidents occurring from starting in the model drop off area. The weather is looking good so lets have another good day at Retford MFC. Safe journey Steve
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