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The Kitsap Aircraft Radio Control Society is a growing aeronautical club with about 100 members of all skill levels, from novice to expert. If you are new to flying, be sure to check out our free "Learn to Fly!" offer in the featured section at right. --->

We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at the Sunnyslope Improvement Association or at Little Field during the summer months.

For more information on how to join or to get involved, Contact Us.

RC Events Calendar February Events

  4 Saturday Breakfast - Bremerton Airport Diner, 8:00 am
  7 Board Meeting
10-12 Northwest Model Hobby Expo -
          Evergreen State Fairgrounds, Monroe (map)
14 Regular Meeting - Sunnyslope Improvement Assoc., 7:00 pm
21 Open Shop - TBA, 7:00 pm

Full 2012 calendar available here

 

 

Club NewsClub News

  Items in red are new/changed since last club meeting
 

Annual Club Banquet

The Annual Club Banquet was held on Saturday, January 7th, followed by the Annual Awards Ceremony.

  • Corky, Brian and Loren were awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in Combat!
  • First Flight of the Year was awarded to Mike McIntyre.
  • Best overall Show & Tell was awarded to Harvey.
  • Best Crash was awarded to Paul Fleming.
  • ARC of the Year was awarded to Greg Tinius.

New Club Officers

A new slate of club officers was elected at the December meeting. They are:
  President - Terry Hubbard
  Vice President - Paul Fleming
  Secretary/Treasurer -
        Rob Showman

Schools Program

Brian is making great progress on the Schools Program. He now needs more volunteers and some donations to keep the project moving. For a complete status report and a list of the items needed, click here

 
Click here for more Club News

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AMA District XI includes the states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington.


District XI Website

District XI Event Schedule

Learn to Fly - Free!

Free RC Flying Lessons

The Introductory Pilot Program is free to the trainee. It gives the beginning pilot an opportunity to learn how to fly a club-supplied radio controlled airplane through the use of a separate controller.
     The instructor's controller has full control of the aircraft and at any time, with a flip of a switch, allows the trainee to fly the airplane.
     It's a fun and educational way of learning about model airplanes while getting hands-on flying experience.
     For more information, contact club president Terry Hubbard.

Intro video!

  • Intro Video

Al Franklin
From the Left Seat

Past President Al Franklin wrote a column where he discusses his opinions and ideas. To read these columns, click here.

Website History

Jan 25:  Added February Events; updated Paul Fleming's Airacobra page.

Jan 17:  January Open Shop cancelled.

Jan 16:  Posted 2012 club calendar; added 2011 awards winners.

Jan 4:  Updated club membership application.

Jan 1:  Updated club officials & contacts.

Dec 26:  Updated home page club calendar; added December club meeting minutes; added results of club officers election.

Dec 6:  Added club banquet announcement.

See more history here.

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Little Field  Weather
 (Bremerton National Airport)

Little Field weather (Provided by Weather Underground)

To Little Field

From Highway 16:
Take the Tremont Exit, turn west onto Clifton Rd. Travel 4.1 miles and turn left onto Sunnyslope Rd. Drive 1.9 miles, turn right through second yellow gate. Proceed down dirt road to the field.

From Shelton on Hwy 3 N:
Turn right on Lake Flora Rd. Proceed until reaching Sunnyslope Rd. Turn left onto Sunnyslope Rd. and proceed 0.9 miles. Turn left through the yellow gate to the field.

From Bremerton on Hwy 3 S:
At Gorst, keep right to remain on Hwy 3. Proceed 1.9 miles to the top of the hill, then turn left on Sunnyslope Rd. Proceed 1.3 miles, then turn right to remain on Sunnyslope Rd. Proceed 1.8 miles, then turn right through the yellow gate to the field.

The gate has a small sign on it reading "Little Field".

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