21th Annual Cascade Model Helicopter Club Fun Fly
[u][b]21th Annual Cascade Model Helicopter Club Fun Fly[/b][/u] [b]When: July 27th, 28th, and 29th 2012[/b] [b]Where: Snohomish, Washington[/b] [b]Special Guests: Todd Bennett, Matt Botos, Jason Krause, Nick Maxwell, and Tim Jones[/b] The Cascade Model Helicopter Club invites you to join us for our annual fun fly at the club field in Snohomish, WA. With this year's list of special guests who are planning to attend, this will be an event to remember Todd Bennett’s FreeStyle 3D School will be held at the CMHC field on July 25th and 26th before the annual fun fly. The FreeStyle 3D class has slots available but will fill quickly. Additional information about this years fun fly will be posted at: www.cascademodelheli.org
Posted on: 3/27/2012 10:34 AM by Author "rc3heli" in the forum "R/C Helicopter Event Forum"
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Theft Alert (Seattle Area)
Since I was planning on flying in the morning, I left my heli in my car last night. Someone stole the following from my car: Freya JR 8103 Transmitter Hanger 9 starter I think is was kid(s) and/or someone who knows something about the hobby. My flight box was in the car as well. My wife found the flight box at the end of the driveway (they found it too heavy?) but they did steal the starter that was in the flight box. They didn't take the ni-start. They also took a CD walkman from my wife's car but left a small amount of money that was in her car. They also didn't take a couple of credit cards that both my wife and I had in our cars. Enough rambling. Detaills on the equipment: Freya - Stock canopy, American flags on both sides at the mainshaft. The bottom of the canopy has a split seam that has been repaired. The vertical fin is a Mr. Carbon 3d fin, but the horizontal fin is the stock plastic fin. OS 61SX-WC engine and Muscle Pipe. Electronics include JR 9 channel S-PCM Rx on Ch. 33, Sanyo 2000 4 cell pack, battery monitor, JR 460T gyro, JR 8231 on the collective, Futaba 9202s on the cyclics and a JR 531 in the throttle. 680 V-blades and SAB (X-Cell) carbon t/r blades. Upgrades include the EX washout guide, 3rd bearing block, and 93 tooth delrin gear. She also has a JR servo support attached to the main frames to support the collective servo. Transmitter - JR 8103 Heli version in a Hobbico single transmitter case. Thankfully, this is the radio I use for planks, but it's only a couple of months old (Father's Day gift). Model 1 is named Wiley, Model 2 is named Lite Stk. Model 10 is named Sim. At the time, there was no transmitter module in the transmitter (or a setup for the Freya). Starter - Hanger 9 starter with a Pegae start shaft. There is a Hobbico starter battery box attached to the starter. Since that didn't work out very well, I've also got a couple of 6 cell car packs attacked to the battery box. It's all wired with R/C car wires and Deans Ultra power connectors. That's it (as if it isn't enough). I'm glad our heli transmitters were in the house getting charged (two 10SXIIs). That's the silver lining on this cloud. They also didn't take the Supernova or the plank starter in the car. I've already notified all the R/C shops in the area. I'll post a notice at Marymoor ASAP, but I'm stuck here at home. I called the police but they have been a little busy today dealing with a bank robbery/hostage situation in town (Kirkland) that is still in progress. Maybe they have my heli in the back of their getaway car... Thanks for taking the time to read this. Reyes (who is really missing his main squeeze, Freya).
Posted on: 8/22/2002 2:31 AM by Author "rc3heli" in the forum "RC Helicopter General Discussions"
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