YOUR LOCAL FLYING FIELDS...POST A PIC!!!
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YOUR LOCAL FLYING FIELDS...POST A PIC!!!
Here are some pics of some flying fields I fly at...the first is my local park and the others are the fields where the Sydney crew fly at on a fortnightly basis
SO POST EM UP PEOPLE
Doyle Ground;
New Field at Ermington;
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Doyle Ground;
New Field at Ermington;
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Nice thread Jaskel,
This is my local field. About two soccer fields side by side in size but the downside is that it's bordered by two main roads and two rows of houses very close over the fence. Plenty of room to fly parkies but I did manage to destroy my Stryker when I lost orientation and it crashed through the trees and out onto the road. Shortly after it hit the ground, and just before I got over to it, the Stryker had an unfortunate meeting with a delivery truck and ended up as a pile of crushed foam and servos!!
It's located in Bass Hill and is only 5 minutes from my house.
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This is my local field. About two soccer fields side by side in size but the downside is that it's bordered by two main roads and two rows of houses very close over the fence. Plenty of room to fly parkies but I did manage to destroy my Stryker when I lost orientation and it crashed through the trees and out onto the road. Shortly after it hit the ground, and just before I got over to it, the Stryker had an unfortunate meeting with a delivery truck and ended up as a pile of crushed foam and servos!!
It's located in Bass Hill and is only 5 minutes from my house.
Cheers
Todd
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The soccer field center left is in front of our house, can walk down with my foamies, when calm, the lake is a perfect slope for waterplanes
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Our Field: Malabar [Palm Bay] Florida. Non-AMA R/C, F/F, soaring.
The attached can rotate 360 deg with pretty much the same view. 36 sq miles.
Plam Bay is on the East Fl coast, 27 miles South opf Cape Canaveral and 143 North of Miami.
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The attached can rotate 360 deg with pretty much the same view. 36 sq miles.
Plam Bay is on the East Fl coast, 27 miles South opf Cape Canaveral and 143 North of Miami.
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haha I am trying to find some large open areas around here, in winter everyone is playing soccer etc on the fields... [:@]
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ORIGINAL: pody
Have you ever flown at Heathcote Oval Jaskel? I hear it's pretty big
Have you ever flown at Heathcote Oval Jaskel? I hear it's pretty big
nope, im out Penrith way...so kinda hard to get over that way
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Here are some shots of mine..only 800 acres
Here are some shots of mine..only 800 acres
Ill cya on the BME Yak thread,
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Hey dude,where the hell did you find a field like that in NJ? I mean it's pretty big where we fly up her in Northwest Jersey,but nothing like that...
Hey dude,where the hell did you find a field like that in NJ? I mean it's pretty big where we fly up her in Northwest Jersey,but nothing like that...
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RE: YOUR LOCAL FLYING FIELDS...POST A PIC!!!
I'm lucky to have a friend who got into RC electrics with us and owns A BUNCH of land about fifteen miles from me. There is a group of five or six of us (all friends before we even got into electric RC) who fly at his place. This is just one of some five or six fields (I've only seen two!) on his land, hidden inside the woods on his property. I hear there are two others that are even bigger than this one but this is our prefered spot. You hang a left at the farm house and drive your car through the woods and over a small bridge on a creek. It's tucked away, we can pull our cars and trucks right into it, and there aren't any houses or people to bother us. Plenty of room to fly, get drunk, and camp out without rules or club snobs telling us how not to have fun.
What you see is a sequence of pictures from left to right of this one field. We fly in another one as well that is even bigger than this one (Depending on which crop is in what field. One is in soybean while the other is corn every year. Soybean makes for some soft landings). Both fields are great, and if for some reason we don't want to fly in these anymore we can always check out his three or four others. I feel blessed.
PS- It's a little wet after a hard rain and he has yet to plow it for the soybean so the weeds are getting up a little at the moment. Notice the bulldozer in the first photo. He's going to flatten and pack us a runway. Nice to have friends with money, just wish I had some.
What you see is a sequence of pictures from left to right of this one field. We fly in another one as well that is even bigger than this one (Depending on which crop is in what field. One is in soybean while the other is corn every year. Soybean makes for some soft landings). Both fields are great, and if for some reason we don't want to fly in these anymore we can always check out his three or four others. I feel blessed.
PS- It's a little wet after a hard rain and he has yet to plow it for the soybean so the weeds are getting up a little at the moment. Notice the bulldozer in the first photo. He's going to flatten and pack us a runway. Nice to have friends with money, just wish I had some.
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Three more, again...left to right to finish off the view. There are two identical trucks in these photos, one is on the left and one is on the right, to clear up any confusion. Last is of the path we drive in on.
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lol.. google earth hasn't updated their info lately... according to google, the field I fly at doesn't even have roads going to it yet... they put them in 5 years ago! It just shows a big area with tree-filled fields and orchards on it! doh!