We will have our Spring Picnic on Saturday, May 8th @ 5pm. (Rain date 5/9 @ 5pm)
The club will provide hamburgers, hotdogs, drinks, etc. Attendees are asked to bring a side dish or dessert. Let me know what you’re planning to bring and I’ll add it to the list – https://www.indyrcsouth.org/forum/index.php/topic,2789.msg5342.html#msg5342
Be sure to bring a plane to enjoy a little flying before and after the meal.
We are losing our flying field of 45 years due to a planned subdivision.
We invite you to come fly with us and help us raise a little money for a new flying field.
Please click on the image below to download a .pdf of the event flyer and share it with your flying buddies.
If you know a good place to display this flyer, please click on the image below to download the .pdf and print one out and post it for us. Thanks!
The Indy RC South training program will start back up on Tuesday, March 16th. It will be available Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:00 pm until dark, weather permitting.
Dean Anderson is our new head instructor this year. He and the following instructors will be providing flight training:
Duane WrightIn addition to teaching brand new students how to fly, they will be available to teach those who have already soloed new skills and/or maneuvers. This would include how to safely fly in the wind, so don’t let windy conditions keep you from attending!
Please contact Dean or one of the other Instructors with any questions or to arrange for additional training sessions.
| Ticket Fly #1 | Sat | 3/6 |
| Ticket Fly #2 | Sun | 3/21 |
| Spring Picnic | Sat | 4/10 |
| Ticket Fly #3 | Sun | 4/25 |
| Last Chance Fly-In | Sat | 5/15 |
Attention Indy RC South club members…
Dues for 2021 will be the same as they were for 2020:
$ 80.00 Regular member
$ 40.00 Junior member (<20)
$ 120.00 Family Membership
*** Note: Renewals received after the May 10th club meeting will be subject to a $10 late fee.
Please mail a check for your dues to:
Doug Gifford, 3654 Bellmore Dr., Brownsburg, IN 46112
Check out the following link for an insightful video on why we fly by Robert Gough, aka Capt Mavic.
Check out the following link for information how how to safely fly “drones”, which includes both multi-rotors and fixed-wing aircraft:
If you want to fly any RC aircraft (over 0.55 lbs – 250 grams) in the National Airspace, you will need to register with the FAA. Info on registration is located here – https://faadronezone.faa.gov/#/
The AMA website has a nice summary of the Know Before You Fly information, located here – http://www.modelaircraft.org/aboutama/govkbyf.aspx
Thanks to Robert Gough for sharing this link for wind conditions:
https://www.windy.com/39.591/-86.047?39.585,-86.053,15,m:eK8adLK