UTE: All Electric Funfly
Jun 23 2007 9:00 am
Jun 23 2007 2:00 pm
The Second Annual All Electric Funfly is here again!
Date: Saturday, June 23rd
Place: Jordan River Modelport, inside the Jordan River OHV park, Exit 25 off I-215
Time: 9:00 AM until 2:00 PM
Parking Fee: $5 per vehicle
Pilot Registration: $15, includes parking and a free lunch.
All electric flyers are invited to come and join us.
AMA card is required.
Prizes - Drawings - Demonstrations
Refreshments are available.
Thanks to our sponsors:
Some Dude's Hobby Shop
801-233-6565
West Valley Hobbies
801-964-1700
M.R.S. Hobby Shop
801-572-6082
$5.00
$15.00 (Includes parking fee and lunch)
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Comments
Newbie
I'm very interested in Airplane R/C (I hope I got the correct terminology) and I'd appreciate some information.
I'm [[in Milwaukee]] and I'm wondering if you guys could recommend Hobby Shops here in Milwaukee that could help me started in this hobby.
Also, how much would a "kit" cost? Thank you.
EDIT by Matt Barnson: Removed spammy google-bombing link.
Newbie
Mike,
Your best bet is to find a club local to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, contact one
of their officers, and receive your help locally. There's a club lookup
tool here: http://www.modelaircraft.org/clubsearch.aspx .It indicates there
are no fewer than fourteen model aviation clubs within 25 miles of downtown
MIlwaukee, along with names, email addresses, and telephone numbers of
locals who can help you get started.
I edited your original post to the web site to eliminate the google-bombing
link.
Newbie
Matt, you are really a "Good Guy". I appreciate the way you responded
and the cautions you took with his E'Mail address. Just glad to say I
know you!
Joe
On 7/22/2010 8:26 AM, Matthew P. Barnson wrote:
> Mike,
>
> Your best bet is to find a club local to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, contact
> one of their officers, and receive your help locally. There's a club
> lookup tool here: http://www.modelaircraft.org/clubsearch.aspx .It
> indicates there are no fewer than fourteen model aviation clubs within
> 25 miles of downtown MIlwaukee, along with names, email addresses, and
> telephone numbers of locals who can help you get started.
>
> I edited your original post to the web site to eliminate the
> google-bombing link.
>
thank you
Matt, thanks for the resources. I'm looking up a couple of clubs.
Sorry about the link. Won't happen again.
Mike