3rd Annual Houston Jet Rally
01-18-2015, 11:35 AM
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3rd Annual Houston Jet Rally
HI Fellow Jet Jockeys
Its that time of year again, hope everyone had a great holiday. Lets get the 2015 season under way.
3rd Annual Houston Jet Rally. March 26th-28th at a great new location. Bomber Field USA.
Located in Monoville, TX. 45 min. NW of Houston. A 50 X 700 ft paved runway, 30 X 200 ft of covered area, with elec. & running water.
Nice 50 X 100 ft. Hanger to keep your model airplanes fully assembled over night.
6 X 150 foot observation area, RV spaces are avalible with full hook up, on a first come bases. about 10 spots available.
BBQ Grill on site.
$40. dollar landing fee. with free lunch on Saturday only. Will have BBQ cooked on site by an award winning chef on Sat.
Snack bar will only be open on Sat. only, Two local Restaurant's near buy.
Like last year will have some great pilot prizes.
So mark your calender's and lets go burn some KERO.
Electric powered are welcomed
For more info. please contact
Robert Bernal
281-793-9433
[email protected]
or go to
bomberfieldusa.com
Its that time of year again, hope everyone had a great holiday. Lets get the 2015 season under way.
3rd Annual Houston Jet Rally. March 26th-28th at a great new location. Bomber Field USA.
Located in Monoville, TX. 45 min. NW of Houston. A 50 X 700 ft paved runway, 30 X 200 ft of covered area, with elec. & running water.
Nice 50 X 100 ft. Hanger to keep your model airplanes fully assembled over night.
6 X 150 foot observation area, RV spaces are avalible with full hook up, on a first come bases. about 10 spots available.
BBQ Grill on site.
$40. dollar landing fee. with free lunch on Saturday only. Will have BBQ cooked on site by an award winning chef on Sat.
Snack bar will only be open on Sat. only, Two local Restaurant's near buy.
Like last year will have some great pilot prizes.
So mark your calender's and lets go burn some KERO.
Electric powered are welcomed
For more info. please contact
Robert Bernal
281-793-9433
[email protected]
or go to
bomberfieldusa.com
Last edited by 1-large-bob; 02-09-2015 at 02:35 PM.
01-25-2015, 01:17 PM
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I installed electric retracts and electric brakes in my Boomerrang. Finished install the day before surgery so haven't flown it yet. Going to be strange not having to air up retracts/brakes for the first time. Have an event the weekend before in Tucson so I'll have a chance to test them before Bomber.
01-25-2015, 02:12 PM
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Bob
My A-10 is all electric, it's really nice, don't have to worry about air leaks,
2000mah batt cycles the gear a 100 times
You'll love it
what brand did u go with ?
My A-10 is all electric, it's really nice, don't have to worry about air leaks,
2000mah batt cycles the gear a 100 times
You'll love it
what brand did u go with ?
01-26-2015, 04:48 AM
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I've had new set of Pro-Link (Dreamworks) retracts laying around here for about a year. While I was in Florida last year, I stopped by Dreamworks to look around and saw they had a electric conversion kit available for the retracts. Bought the kit then a set of electric brakes. Took about 30 minutes to do the retract conversion. It was kinda fun pulling all air line and related equipment out of the plane