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North Anston Society of Aeromodellers
(http://www.nasa0406.org.uk/)
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| Our club is situated on Woodsetts Road, North Anston, next to the Butterfly Farm which is sign posted on the A57/North Anston crossroads. We have two grass runways on a small private field we have used since 1967. There are flying restrictions for safety reasons and noise limitation, and we are therefore limited to the size and type of models we fly. Our main flying time is Sunday afternoon and we ask potential new members to make their initial contact between 2pm and 5pm on the field on Sundays, or by telephone to a club official.
Matthew Hoyland | 1/8/2007 | 198 Views
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North Berks Radio Model Aircraft Society
(http://www.nbrmas.co.uk)
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| We are to be found near the small village of East Hanney, between Wantage and Abingdon in Oxfordshire. All types of radio controlled models are flown from our large close mown patch, from handlaunched gliders to turbine powered jets.
David Bockett | 3/5/2002 | 674 Views
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North Staffs Model Flying Club
(http://www.nsmac.org.uk)
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| NSMAC is a model flying club situated in Stoke-on-Trent, we are always looking for new members so visit out site for more information on how to join.
Kevin Clayton | 14/6/2002 | 851 Views
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North West Model Aircraft Club
(http://www.northwestmac.com)
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| North West Model Aircraft Club is based in Derry, N.Ireland (see web site for grid ref). We were established in 1939 and have approximately 50 members of all ages. We fly fixed wing and helicopters and are proud to boast one of the only tarmac runways for modelling in Ireland. Our main meeting time is on Sunday mornings from 11.00am till about 3.00pm. All visitors are welcome so if you live in the area or you're just passing through why not give us a shout.
Sean Scully | 6/7/2004 | 274 Views
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North Worcestershire Model Aircraft Society
(http://www.nwmas.co.uk)
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| We have two flying fields within 6miles of Redditch with well maintained flying strips, easy access and hard standing for cars. The flying hours are from early morning to dusk seven days every week. Our members fly sport, scale and helicopters and we offer training for beginners. We are an active club that welcomes new members to fly with us in a relaxed, friendly helpful and safe environment.
Peter Seddon | 6/5/2004 | 392 Views
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Nothampton Model Aero Club
(http://www.nmac.org.uk)
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| A friendly club that flys at two sites, one East of Northampton, the other to the north. Training is available, by arrangement
Phil Coupe | 16/5/2005 | 537 Views
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Nottingham Model Aircraft Club
(http://f4bscale.worldonline.co.uk/nmac.htm)
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| Nottingham Model Aircraft Club's new WebSite (3/2003). Containing club competition dates, details of our club flying activities and flying sites. Plus the usual 'rogues' gallery. Please sign our Guestbook - we want to be luvved ;)
Mike Chapman | 11/3/2003 | 860 Views
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nuneaton mas
(http://www.shortal.com/nuneatonmas)
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| we are a small society for control line flying only.at the present moment we only have one grass circle, but hope to increase our facilities in the near future.Most of the members are active in aerobatic competitions, vintage, classic, and F2B. new members are welcomed
bill smith | 14/2/2006 | 203 Views
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Nuneaton Model Helicopter Club
(http://www.nuneatonmodelhelicopterclub.com)
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| Nuneaton Model Helicopter Club was created to bring together people who enjoy flying radio controlled helicopters. Being part of a club helps us spread the knowledge and techniques learnt by us as individuals and share them as a group, therefor limiting mistakes and this in turn helps keep the cost of flying down. Another factor to think about is the safety aspect . Our club and many other clubs provides safety guidance, this guidance rules out those accidents that are just waiting to happen. When I think about it I could probably write a book on the mistakes that I made in the early stages of learning that were quite expensive mistakes. This was because I did not have anyone to fall back on when anything went wrong , I had to learn from my own mistakes which in turn made learning very slow.Joining a club is a must if you want to progress safely and quickly. Our club provides its own helicopter set up for training and buddy boxed transmitters so that we have full control over you why you are learning to fly.
Nigel Crane | 6/3/2004 | 480 Views
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Oldham and District Model Aero Club
(www.members.aol.com/oldhamdmac/index.html)
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| This is the new web site for the Oldham and District Model Aero Club. BMFA Club number 0342. The web site describes the function of the Club, the meeting places, flying fields and glider sites. It also features some of the Club's models, the successes of its members and Club news, which will be updated about once every month starting in November 2001. Please do not hesitate to contact the Webmaster with any comments you may have about the site or its contents.
Mr. Peter Altham | 16/10/2002 | 875 Views
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Omagh Model Flying Club
(http://www.omagh-mfc.co.uk)
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| Omagh Model Flying Club presently have around 20 members. Our flying site is situated just off the Drumquin Road, which is approximately 6 miles from Omagh. All disciplines of model flight are flown by the club, including aerobatic and scale aeroplanes, gliders and helicopters. If you have an interest in model aircraft, or would like to find out more please get in touch, using the contact details below.Generally we fly on Tuesday evenings and Sunday afternoons (weather permitting).
Gordon Dunn | 20/11/2001 | 371 Views
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Orwell Model Helicopter Club
(http://www.heliclub.com)
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| Based near Ipswich, Suffolk, the Orwell Model Helicopter Club have a 50 acre site in open countryside. We specialise in teaching and training beginners up to BMFA A and B test standard, and currently have 8 members with either A or B certs. We welcome new members and guests to our club.
Rob Sherratt | 4/9/2002 | 654 Views
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Oxford Model Flying Club
(http://www.oxfordmodelflyingclub.co.uk/)
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| Oxford MFC is unusual these days, as it is a truly multi-discipline club: Indoor F/F and R/C, RTP, Control-line, Freeflight, R/C, Rockets, Airships. It has a large, historic flying site with model flying since before WW1! Membership includes competition and fun flyers, experts and novices, young and old. New members are welcome - we have no entry requirements other than an interest in model flying and agreement to fly quietly and safely. Monthly evening meetings include visiting speakers, BBQ, and workshops. We run two freeflight rallies and four indoor meetings annually and our electric RTP team visits exhibitions, fetes, and schools.
Jack Peppiatt (Club Chairman) | 9/10/2001 | 848 Views
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Oxon Heli Collective
(http://www.helicollective.org.uk/)
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| Oxon Helicopter Collective is a group of people with common interest in model helicopter construction and flying. Our flying site is at Grove Farms in Steventon. Visitors and new members are welcome.
Phil Duley | 25/11/2006 | 148 Views
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P.A.N.D.A.S
(http://www.pandasaero.co.uk)
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| Pontefract and District Aeromodellers Our flying site is at Pontefract Racecourse.We cater for all aspects of model flying from this large field.
Garry Hammersley | 4/11/2005 | 465 Views
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Parham Model Flying Club
(http://hometown.aol.co.uk/parhamMFC/index.html)
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| Parham Model Flying Club is based on a Second World War airfield, near Framlingham in East Suffolk. We fly a variety of glow and electric powered fixed wing aircraft.
John Goldsmith | 19/4/2005 | 291 Views
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Pembrokeshire Model Club
(http://www.pembsmodelclub.org.uk)
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| Pembrokeshire Model club has exclusive use of a airfield suitable for flying all types of aircraft, even larger models. The club is small and friendly and welcomes members visiting from other clubs. We only require proof of insurance/BMFA membership. The site is also suitable for slope soaring, as it there is a cliff at the far end of the airfield.There are good slope soaring sites nearby, which members can advise on, depending on wind direction.
Adam Pollard | 15/1/2004 | 296 Views
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Perth Model Flying Club
(http://www.lowflier.worldonline.co.uk/PerthClub/Perthmfc.htm)
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| A small but very active radio controlled model flying club in beautiful Perthshire. Fixed wing and helis. Beginners welcome.
George | 2/2/2004 | 332 Views
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