Dave’s Pics At The Gate (18.9.2011)

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September 2011 Newsletter

If you are a member of the club, you will receive a copy of our newsletters electronically, unless you opt out, and prefer paper, each quarter. If you wish to contribute an article, then please email our newsletter editor, whose details can be found on our officer’s page. We are always looking for content, so
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Scale Day (21st August 2011)

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Pace – a Model Build

Mark Ollier, the builder says “Pace VXH  Supplied by T9 Models, the Pace VXH  is a 2.5 mtr sports model all carbon with a 2.4 friendly nose area. Two ballast tubes in each wing. It has taken some setting up but its now flying very well with a good turn of speed and accelerates out of
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Mermaid, the Orme, and the Roaches (June 2011)

These photos, in common with others in this section are taken by Mark Ollier. This selection come from various photos taken at various locations including the Mermaid in Leek. the Great Orme, and the Roaches, presumably around June 2011.
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June 2011 Newsletter

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Fly 4 Fun Competition (April 2011)

More photos from our Fly for Fun Competitions held on 3rd April 2011
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March 2011 Newsletter

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The Gate (12th February 2011)

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The Mermaid(6th February 2011)

.These photographs show a D40 owned by Mark O’Connor, but in particular the ballast that he managed to squeeze into it, and the extra reinforcement of attachment of the wing moving parts. This model is so small and flies so fast that it is a challenge for any pilot.
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