Have you been having trouble seeing which way the wind is blowing at Tharwa?
Now, thanks to Don Rann, we have a bright new windsock at our ...
Have you been having trouble seeing which way the wind is blowing at Tharwa?
Now, thanks to Don Rann, we have a bright new windsock at our ...
For 2025 your committee has decided to try running a Viagra Cup competition from January through to November. The objective is to achieve ...
The Federal Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts has released a discussion paper on ...
Jeremy has been a long time mode 1 flier but the purchase of a new transmitter has spurred a change to mode 2. Last Tuesday (13/09) was the ...
As some of you know I organise a monthly indoor flying sessoin for all people in the ACT and surrounds.
As I cant post to our club facebook page, I thought I should use the weekly forum to let you aknow that it is on this Sunday (15 May) starting at 4:30pm for a couple of hours.
We meet at the Tuggeranong Archery Club and fly in their hall which has an area of about 40m x 20m x 8m, and over the years have had all sorts of models come along, from small racing drones, RC Drift cars, Capacitor powered free flight, EDF jets, Helicopters and 3D aerobatic stuff.
There is really no limit on what people have come along with over the years, but we cant use internal combustion motors, but if you have one of the CO2 beauties we would love to see it, and models should wigh less than 300 grams.
Largest model we have had is a 30″ span biplane called the Gym Dandy though we dont see its owner much any more, the smallest, and 8gram home made 3D model that used to travel down from Yass.
Anyone is welcome, but we ask a $10 fee from pilots to help cover the hall hire.
Dave
Had a great morning today…..maidened two more 3D printed planes.
Both are from Planeprint (aka Rene Marschall in Austria) whose designs are improving with each model. The two metre glider is called the Foka, and it flew beautifully. Launches and landings were excellent.
The little biplane is called Ziggy, and after a bit of trimming, it was a blast to fly. The great thing about this little plane is how little material it needs to print it, and how quickly it printed. It takes away a lot of the stress of a maiden knowing that even in the event of a crash, you can head home and click CTRL+P and have another one in a day or so!
Running out of things to read during lockdown? Allan has come to the rescue with the latest issue of 3 old timer and vintage flyers magazines ...
This flight took place in 2017 but the video has only just been released.
Hi all, this is mainly for the Williamsdale Pilots …
I have 3 small heli’s that I would like to learn to fly at the monthly ...
With the winter build session approaching, I figured I need to make some space of a couple of projects I want to get started on / finish off. ...
Hi Guys,
I have put together a bungee launching system that should take aircraft up to around 4kg. The table takes none of the bungee load.
The ...
Maidened a new LW PLA version of the Eclipson Graywing today (https://www.eclipson-airplanes.com/egw-80).
What an excellent flier!
I’d ...