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| What's New?
The upcoming events section has been updated. Click Here for information
Click Here for directions to the Flying Site
The News section has been updated. Click Here to see what's been happening.
Next club meeting: Thursday, October 23, in the Cedar City Public library at 7:00 p.m.
Click Here for information about upcoming Pylon Racing events
For anyone who may be interested in learning to fly, please contact the club, click here. Plane will be provided if necessary. |
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Site Last Updated 10/15/2008 |
| Just a few of the many planes our member's fly... | |
| Sal Leggio taxi's out his Goldberg Tiger 60. |  |
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Sal's Tiger banking away after a high speed flyby. |
| A Hanger 9 Corsair owned by Jerry Schott. This ARF is powered by a Saito 100 and features JR radio equipment. |  |
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Jerry Schott brings his Corsair in for a "dirty" pass, landing gear down. The Corsair was arguably the most recognizable plane of WWII, with it's inverted gull wings. |
| Dennis Sherwood's Piper Cub. A very popular model among RC Pilots. |  |
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John Adams' Tower Trainer, kit built. A very smooth and stable flying plane - great for starters. |
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