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ASHLAND CLOUD CHASERS*

Us Highway 42 At Cleveland Ave,
ASHLAND, OH

This r/c club has some of the friendliest people I've ever been around,and are always willing to help new people. It is a private club however, and th eperson who wrote the previous drivel is a 10th degree flake.

Review by anonymous on February 22, 2013

SADDLEBROOK R/C FLYERS*

3113 APPALOOSA WAY
GRAYSLAKE, IL

Great place to fly. Huge open area next to Campbell Airport where we can watch the big ones while we fly!

Review by Itzker on November 26, 2012

Shiveley Field

13939 Kuykendahl
Houston, TX

THIS FIELD IS TOO LITTLE-TOO MANY HOUSES

Review by BIGMOUTH on November 10, 2012

ELDORADO VALLEY FLYERS

826 Singing Drum Dr.
HENDERSON, NV

I love this place and the flyers are nice.

Review by bobzilla on October 28, 2012

ASHLAND CLOUD CHASERS*

Us Highway 42 At Cleveland Ave,
ASHLAND, OH

problem Hi, i live in ashland, oh. I have a problem & don't know who to speak to about this. I'm a budding aircraft fan, so I'm new to model aircraft, & am interested in entering the model aircraft field as a student. Sadly, my local park's instructor has for some strange reason refused to ever have me as a student, has never even given me a chance, but I'd never done anything wrong to any of them, & George gets A a foul mood every once in a while. Additionally, I don't even know those people who are accusing me of stuff they know nothing about, nor can they prove. Furthermore, I was told that on/around 7-4-12 there will be 4 instructors who will have buddy boxes that will give Lessons to newbies. I was also told by George Knapp today that there's no one around our model airplane park that'll ever be willing to instruct me. The worst thing is, i have no car, but only a small scooter. The instructor whom I don't even know has something personal against me just because I have a male friend named who actually helped prevent me from being abused in the home of a lady whom I lived with 14 months until she attacked me. I didn't do anything to this guy instructor named Denny, or anyone else. George I knew for a while, & most times we're on good terms. George told me no one wants me around,out there because he thinks I have a record, when really, I don't, which can be proven by the Ashland police department. I have a friend named who also happens to work there, & I know she'll even vouch for me that NO, I'd NEVER gotten in any trouble. So why then, can't I get instruction? The model flying instructions for new students has been said to be FREE, so why a,m I excluded? Is the Ashland cloud chasers a private club, or a public one? If public, why am I excluded from ever taking instruction when I'd never done anything, nor have I ever been given a fair chance? Many thanks to anyone there who can help: surely someone must be able to get to the bottom of this. Anonymous Sent from my iPad

Review by Anonymous on June 24, 2012

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RC Airplane Clubs are groups of hobbyists who share an interest in flying radio controlled aircraft.

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A radio-controlled aircraft (often called RC aircraft or RC plane) is a model aircraft that is controlled remotely, typically with a hand-held transmitter and a receiver within the craft. The receiver controls the corresponding servos that move the control surfaces based... Read More

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...on the position of joysticks on the transmitter, which in turn affect the orientation of the plane.

Flying RC aircraft as a hobby has been growing worldwide with the advent of more efficient motors (both electric and miniature internal combustion or jet engines), lighter and more powerful batteries and less expensive radio systems. A wide variety of models and styles is available.