I still have to wonder how an indoor flying site would help aeromodeling? It seems to me that what we need are greater numbers and a more positive attitude from the public. Again, HOW will an indoor site, that will be used mostly by the locals, advance aeromodeling? You want to help aeromodeling? Run some commercials, get everybody you can on the aeromodeling bandwagon. That's just an example off the top of my head. The closest thing I've seen to an advertisement for aeromodeling was the Navy commercial that showed it for about 10 seconds. That's more than I've seen from the AMA. Kind of sad actually.