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Have you ever wanted to learn to fly R\C planes?

     Green River Lake R/C Club has instructors and available training systems ready for someone who just wants to try it out. This offers a very good opportunity to those folks who want to see if this hobby is something that they would really enjoy with no initial investment. 

The quickest way to learn is through what is called a "Buddy Box" system which utilizes two radio transmitters (one for the instructor and the other is the trainee) connected with a "buddy cord" between the two systems. This offers the quickest and most economical way to learn to fly and also gets you, as the student, on the control sticks very quickly. Time is spent teaching operational safety, very basic aerodynamics to help understand what makes the airplane fly, the controls on the radio and how they work and the basic flight maneuvers.
 

We use a simple and easy-to-fly trainer plane. It's not a speed demon by any means, but it is a very stable and simple to control "learning" platform which will quickly have you earning your solo wings. 

     
GREEN RIVER LAKE RC FLYING CLUB
INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT TRAINING OBJECTIVES


Training Steps: 

  • Straight level flight parallel to Flight Line

  • Turns

  • Circles

  • Figure 8's

  • Take Off

  • Landing

If you already have your own airplane and radio gear, and looking for an instructor to help you learn to fly, first we would love to invite you to become a Trainee Member of GRLRC club and our instructors are more than happy to help you out on any flying day.


Available Flight Instructors:  

David Thomas  dtthomas@mstwireless.net     
Dwight Sooter  dwightjune@windstream.net  
Richard Cameron rich2000TD@msn.com

So come on out and give it a try!!!

Helpful Links for Beginners:

The Beginner's Guide to R/C Flying (link to Hardin Co. site)
Model Aviation's Sure-shot Guide for the New RC Pilot

www.modelaircraft.org

www.rcuniverse.com

 

   

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