Bay Area Fun Fly this Saturday

G. Zod · Sep 20, 2001, 02:46 PM

This is just a reminder that the Bay Area Microflyer group will be holding a fly-in this Saturday from 3 to 5pm. The location will be J.L.S. Middle School gym at 480 E. Meadow Rd. in Palo Alto, CA.

AMA required to fly, with $10 admission fee for pilots, $5 for spectators. Please e-mail at lsageser@hotmail.com if you are interested in attending.

If there is enough interest, this may become a monthly event with (hopefully) lower admission fees!

Thanks,

Loren

kasra · Sep 20, 2001, 06:00 PM

Loren,

I am putting a cross-reference to this in the Events section. I think I know which pinion to use for the Hornet.

Kasra

jaggies · Sep 21, 2001, 06:01 AM

I'm planning on being there and bringing a few friends.

I'm planning on bringing my Hornet and Voyager.

Does anyone have a frequency board they can bring?

--jim

rcdude · Sep 21, 2001, 02:27 PM

I'm going w/ my LMH and Robin 280. I hope the Robin 280 is airworthy this time. My brother & a friend is comming with me also.

jaggies · Sep 22, 2001, 10:49 PM

I had a lot of fun today. Thanks Loren for setting it up!

It's amazing how well these small helis fly indoors. I hope we can book more time next time. The time went by way too fast.

My Hornet is back together after my little mishap. Took about 30 minutes + lots of thin CA. I don't think I'll try going for a swish next time...

Basketball nets are for basketballs.
Basketball nets are for basketballs.
Basketball nets are for basketballs.

--jim

rcdude · Sep 23, 2001, 01:54 AM

Jim,
Sorry to hear that mishap. Were you trying to slam dunk?

The blades on the Voyager is quite awesome. Those MS blades do make themselves noticeable with those zipping sounds.

Loren,
Thanks for setting this fun fly event. Next time, I'll bring some products and may be we can have a raffle

at the end (if sales is good).

I think we should arrange our frequency ahead of time so that we will not run into the same problem. 42 is WAY too popular. Also, can we set it up on Friday or Sunday afternoon? Friday is well . . . my free day.

G. Zod · Sep 23, 2001, 01:35 PM

I'm glad everyone had fun. I had a blast just wandering looking at everyone's setups. And of course it's been so long since I've flown in a big indoor space so that was great too. I am going to move this to a monthly format so hopefully we can find a time that works for everyone. It has to be on the weekend for me but otherwise I am flexible.

I agree the time went by way too fast. I'll rent out the gym for 3 hours next time. I'm also going to make a frequency board...

Jim, I think that b-ball net deserves some payback from your Voyager!

Regards,

Loren

Sep 20, 2001, 02:46 PM	#1
G. Zod Registered User Menlo Park, CA, USA Joined Nov 2000 179 Posts	Bay Area Fun Fly this Saturday This is just a reminder that the Bay Area Microflyer group will be holding a fly-in this Saturday from 3 to 5pm. The location will be J.L.S. Middle School gym at 480 E. Meadow Rd. in Palo Alto, CA. AMA required to fly, with $10 admission fee for pilots, $5 for spectators. Please e-mail at lsageser@hotmail.com if you are interested in attending. If there is enough interest, this may become a monthly event with (hopefully) lower admission fees! Thanks, Loren

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Sep 20, 2001, 06:00 PM	#2
kasra Registered User Palo Alto, CA, USA Joined Nov 2000 999 Posts	Loren, I am putting a cross-reference to this in the Events section. I think I know which pinion to use for the Hornet. Kasra

Sep 21, 2001, 06:01 AM	#3
jaggies "Watch this!" SMACK! Mountain View Moffett Fd, California, United States Joined Apr 2001 1,048 Posts	I'm planning on being there and bringing a few friends. I'm planning on bringing my Hornet and Voyager. Does anyone have a frequency board they can bring? --jim

Sep 21, 2001, 02:27 PM	#4
rcdude Registered User San Jose, CA Joined Mar 2000 1,315 Posts	I'm going w/ my LMH and Robin 280. I hope the Robin 280 is airworthy this time. My brother & a friend is comming with me also.

Sep 22, 2001, 10:49 PM	#5
jaggies "Watch this!" SMACK! Mountain View Moffett Fd, California, United States Joined Apr 2001 1,048 Posts	I had a lot of fun today. Thanks Loren for setting it up! It's amazing how well these small helis fly indoors. I hope we can book more time next time. The time went by way too fast. My Hornet is back together after my little mishap. Took about 30 minutes + lots of thin CA. I don't think I'll try going for a swish next time... Basketball nets are for basketballs. Basketball nets are for basketballs. Basketball nets are for basketballs. --jim

Sep 23, 2001, 01:54 AM	#6
rcdude Registered User San Jose, CA Joined Mar 2000 1,315 Posts	Jim, Sorry to hear that mishap. Were you trying to slam dunk? The blades on the Voyager is quite awesome. Those MS blades do make themselves noticeable with those zipping sounds. Loren, Thanks for setting this fun fly event. Next time, I'll bring some products and may be we can have a raffle at the end (if sales is good). I think we should arrange our frequency ahead of time so that we will not run into the same problem. 42 is WAY too popular. Also, can we set it up on Friday or Sunday afternoon? Friday is well . . . my free day.

Sep 23, 2001, 01:35 PM	#7
G. Zod Registered User Menlo Park, CA, USA Joined Nov 2000 179 Posts	I'm glad everyone had fun. I had a blast just wandering looking at everyone's setups. And of course it's been so long since I've flown in a big indoor space so that was great too. I am going to move this to a monthly format so hopefully we can find a time that works for everyone. It has to be on the weekend for me but otherwise I am flexible. I agree the time went by way too fast. I'll rent out the gym for 3 hours next time. I'm also going to make a frequency board... Jim, I think that b-ball net deserves some payback from your Voyager! Regards, Loren