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| BEANED. Luckily, there were no broken parts and it flew again. |
Our Gasser pilots were visiting another field today, so it was mainly an electric-powered day at SMAC. The weather was calm and sweat-dripping hot, but no complaints. The cold, clammy weather will be here soon enough.We had a new pilot at the field today, which is always awesome. If you are looking for a place to fly before the yucky weather arrives, fill out our online membership form and stop by our field on our scheduled flying days- Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:00 PM, or Saturdays at 10:00 AM (when the weather is agreeable, of course). If you have a current AMA membership, bring a model with you!
Members, remember to check out our events calendar. The club picnic and another night-flying event are coming up soon.
Here are the highlights from Saturday's high jinks...
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| An eclectic collection of models. |
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| Kurt's "Bonnie"... |
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| ...Dave's "Bonnie". |
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| Rick's FMS Corsair simply did not want to fly. Was it two broken props or three? |
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| Fortunately, Rick brought along an Air Tractor and was able to enjoy some flying time. |
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| Rob's old reliable P-38. |
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| Ken flies with Dave in the copilot seat. |
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| Dave's Fun Cub. |
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| Everyone did a great job flying in the pattern– no close calls or flying against the traffic flow. Kurt's Turbo Timber is in the foreground. |
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