Plenty of RCers can find fault with AMA and there are always some who do. I first joined AMA in 1936. Cost me a buck. Dropped out when a B-24 with my name on it was sent to Italy. Since I rejoined some time ago, and started RC, I've come to appreciate what they've done if only in the way of RC frequencies. I personally disagree with the Muncie location but support the idea of preserving the history of model aviation. Been modeling since '34, first engine in '36. AMA isn't perfect, far from it, too many politicians, which I gather is a penalty of having such large organization. As long as AMA contributes a bit to modeling I'll stay. I'll still retain my *****ing priveleges but won't campaign for change unless there is a benefit in it for all members.