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Interview With Ron Williams
The Brainbusters in Virginia have posted a brief but fascinating interview with Ron Williams. Among other things he speaks about his famous book Building and Flying Indoor Model Airplanes. Check out the video at https://vimeo.com/135638455
CAFFA Fall Contest October 17-18
Fall 2015 CAFFA Meet Get ready for the Fall Hurricane Meet (the name is intended only to ward off evil spirits). It will include both FAC and AMA events. The new E-20 event will be flown for the first time, per Bob Stalick rules. The event is quickly gaining...
Brainbusters Jim Kelly places 3rd in SIPW30 Pee Wee 30
More Brainbusters at the AMA nationals (NATS). Congratulations to James Kelly 3rd in SIPW30 Pee Wee 30 Way to go Jim.
Cloud Tramp mass launch reported by John Tate,AVP,District IV
The 2015 Cloud Tramp Mass Launch had 15 people today at the Carrollton Nike Park. We arrived at the Carrollton Nike Park today and started trimming out our Cloud Tramps for the mass launch at 12 noon. Kendal Bowen had the longest flight on one of her trim flights...
International Postal Contest for Free Flight
The Worldwide Postal Competition will be continuing for its 24th year. Twenty one events may be flown locally at your convenience within a one year time window. The Internet permits us to have a worldwide event in the spirit of a friendly local club contest. For...
Free Flight Contest May 16 and 17
The Carolina Area Free Flight Association and the DC Maxecuters are hosting their spring contest this weekend in Raeford, North Carolina. Both AMA and FAC events will be flown each day. This is the first outdoor contest of the season and the weather forecast looks...