We are compliing a list of sites/clubs where any type of combat is flown. The information will be posted here and in the RCCA web site to help grow combat. The information we are collecting is very basic:

Where: City, State
Club/Site:
Contact Information:
Types of Combat Flown:
Comments, Other Information: e.g. when combat is flown

Please contribute so we can help grow combat! Please post your information in this thread, and I will compile the list.

Ed Kettler
RCCA President

The first iteration of the [link=http://www.rccombat.com/documents/Combat_locator_list.htm]Combat Locator[/link] has been posted. Please post your location information here or in the RCCA forum so we can help get our combat fix.

Thanks!
Ed

C'mon guys, everyone that's flying combat at all needs to jump on this list! You'll help yourself by adding targets to your skies and help others find the action!

D

Atlanta Georgia Area

Georgia Model Aviators
Scale 2610-Scale 2548-SSC-Open B-Electric WWII Semi-Scale Combat
North Suburb of Atlanta
Web sites: www.gmarc.com and www.georgiacombat.com
contact: Lou Melancon at [email protected]

Hilltop Flyers
Northeast Atlanta Suburb
SSC-Open B-Scale and Electric
www.hilltopflyers.com
contact: Don Pruitt, RCCA Southeast Area Rep [email protected]

Georgia will soon rule the combat world. Come fly with us.

There should be an individuals list as well, with e-mail addresses and locations for people to find other local people in case there are no groups in their areas (i.e. Bismarck, where we just hit 65,000 people).

That's right, this city is just one suburb. We just now started building a Super Wal Mart, and we just finished a Home Depot. We might get a Lowe's, but that might be a while.


Anyway, if there ever will be an individuals list, here's my info:

CeeKay
Bismarck, ND 58504
[email protected]




- Camel.

Camel,
Add your info to this thread on the RCCA forum, too:
http://www.rccombat.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11603

You'll get a better/quicker respose there.

D

What ............... No Indiana or Kentucky? I know there has to be SSC flyers somewhere in these 2 states.



Fred

Fred,
There are quite a few in Indiana. Have you gone onto www.indianacombat.com ? Its a good place to see what's happening with Indiana combat.

"Hillside Aeromodelers"
Extreme northwest Ohio. 10 miles from Michigan and 10 miles from Indiana.
2 events a year plus alot of club level combat. Basically open C (fly what ya bring)
contact [email protected]

Hey Lou, Yes I go to Indiana Combat almost daily. I am going to fly in the Battle of the brick yard in Oct.

I was hoping to find a couple here real local so I could get some advice and some practice.


Fred

Fred,
I sent you an email with contact information for Ron Caravona. Glad you are going to be competing. Hope to see you at contest up your way soon.