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Jan 9, 2012
Category: General

Jim Tait Trophy

As those of you who made it to our Dec meeting will already know. It was well done to Jamie who is the inaugural winner of this Trophy (his Picture is in the gallery, so he really is famous now). Jamie was the winner as someone who is always ready to help new people get started flying and never fails to help people out with model problems. Well done Jamie. 

 

Jan 9, 2012
Category: General

SAA Scale at Falkirk

This year the date is Sun 6th May starting at 10:00 at our field. It will be both a Class III event plus a Flying only Scale Competition. More details to follow. The idea is to encourage people to have a go at scale. You don't need a Scale masterpiece to take part.

Dec 8, 2011
Category: Safety

Insurance

If you don’t join the SAA via FMFC, then please carry your card with you at the field  (I usually leave mine in my flight box). We will need to do a quick check next year. BMFA, LMA etc is fine.

 
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How to get there

If you are coming from the Edinburgh side, Stirling or Glasgow side and traveling on the M9 take junction 7 onto the M876 to Kincardine Roundabout take A905 through Airth just outside Airth take the B9124 to Cowie, with sign saying The Pinapple about 1 mile up the road you will come to a Z bend and a farm called Westfield, You are there.

RUNWAY

The runway is grass and is cut on a regular basis

John doing a fine job as greenkeeper

We use a pegboard to control transmitter frequency

PEGBOARD RULES

For 35 Mhz The frequency peg if available is taken off the pegboard and replaced with members name peg. The frequency peg is then clipped to the aerial of the members transmitter and when flight is over the frequency peg is replaced on the peg board

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