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12-06-2002, 01:02 AM
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Hi,
I recently joined the AMA through a Hobby store in Virginia.
The primary reason was so that I would be able to ask experienced modelers questions about building and flying rubber powered models planes.
TSG Hobbies indicated that the AMA either sponsored a Web-based discussion forum or an email mailing list where I could submit these types of questions.
Now I learn that they do not sponsor any such forum.
I'm not sure I would have paid the membership fee if I had known this was the case, as AMA membership won't benefit me if I can't communicate with experienced balsa/tissue rubber-powered modelers.
Does anyone know of an online forum or mailing list that might be helpful? (This one seems to be all RC...)
Thanks,
Matt
I recently joined the AMA through a Hobby store in Virginia.
The primary reason was so that I would be able to ask experienced modelers questions about building and flying rubber powered models planes.
TSG Hobbies indicated that the AMA either sponsored a Web-based discussion forum or an email mailing list where I could submit these types of questions.
Now I learn that they do not sponsor any such forum.
I'm not sure I would have paid the membership fee if I had known this was the case, as AMA membership won't benefit me if I can't communicate with experienced balsa/tissue rubber-powered modelers.
Does anyone know of an online forum or mailing list that might be helpful? (This one seems to be all RC...)
Thanks,
Matt
12-06-2002, 01:55 AM
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Three Wheels,
Go to the AMA Website, www.modelaircraft.org then follow the links to the National Free Flight Society. From there you will find a number of links that will lead you to places where stick and tissue guys hang out. Also, you will get the AMA magazine which covers a lot of stick and tissue stuff...which upsets a lot of the RC guys.
Go to the AMA Website, www.modelaircraft.org then follow the links to the National Free Flight Society. From there you will find a number of links that will lead you to places where stick and tissue guys hang out. Also, you will get the AMA magazine which covers a lot of stick and tissue stuff...which upsets a lot of the RC guys.
