www.nrcs.org.uk can still be used if required.

Events Update!

Hobby Stores of Beeston have kindly offered to provide two trophies for Steve Mallinders' Aerobatic Competition! One trophy for each class (Basic & Sportsman) will be presented to the winner on the day.

As if this wasn't enough, Savox have also kindly provided 4 servos for the winner of each class!

Both the basic & sportsman routines will be available to download shortly. Watch this space!

‘Grey’ Imports- a Warning

There are some ‘bargains’ to be got on Ebay and some of the far Eastern websites in 2.4 Radio Transmitters.  Beware, some of these are coming in at 200mw power while the UK is limited by law to 100mw. Even transmitters with a CE sticker on them have been found to be illegal. Use of these transmitters can invalidate your insurance!  Buying from these sources is fraught with danger, as well as the Tx possibly being illegal, any warranty is likely to be useless.  Repairs to these Transmitters will not be undertaken by any of the main suppliers or repair shops.  It is also up to you to prove that the Tx is UK legal.  I can only emphasise that the best option by far is to buy from a UK supplier, who is then responsible for compliance.

Bob Thompson, Chairman, LMAC

Tuesday/Thursday Evening Training

Classes in basic training, A and B certificates and advanced flying are to be held at Langar on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, weather permitting, from 6pm until dark.

Any member wishing to find out more or enrol then please contact Chris Peers at Hobbystores, Beeston on 01159 255 406.