Thursday, 4 September 2014
Monday, 2 December 2013
Doc Martin Pulls it Off!
Many congratulations to our very own Flying Doctor. After many years of relentless practice and perseverance, Doc Martin has succeeded where many other members of our band of aviators has failed.
Selecting his finest model from the large collection pictured right, the Doc attended the Cadmac flying field near Cramlington. Overcoming severe nerves and trepidation, the examiner was propelled towards the runway. "I just couldn't believe that it was possible for a model prepared to such a standard could achieve this feat" the traumatized examiner was heard to comment.
Anyway, all joking aside, congratulations Martin on your outstanding flying. One whole circuit without ground contact and a landing in the same field! Your peers salute you.
Friday, 9 August 2013
Friday, 10 February 2012
FPV at Hexham Field
New Naughty Boy, Mr J Dodger has perfected the art of FPV. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the dark art, it is the science of flying without looking. Whilst several members claim to have been doing this for years, none of them have managed to empty their wallets at the same time!
As can be seen from the illustration, the art of FPV requires the pilot to wear a rather stylish set of goggles. This enables the wearer to view the site of any crashes first hand. They may also be observed running about the field doing an impression of a five year old imitating the dambuster raid! Do not be alarmed, this is normal behaviour for FPVers. Flygeek and Sadfly have had a go at this new exciting extension of our hobby and were impressed enough to research budget alternatives for themselves!
As can be seen from the illustration, the art of FPV requires the pilot to wear a rather stylish set of goggles. This enables the wearer to view the site of any crashes first hand. They may also be observed running about the field doing an impression of a five year old imitating the dambuster raid! Do not be alarmed, this is normal behaviour for FPVers. Flygeek and Sadfly have had a go at this new exciting extension of our hobby and were impressed enough to research budget alternatives for themselves!
Monday, 4 January 2010
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Hexham Model Flying Club Website
Hexham Model Flying Club's website has been updated. With more content and a new look, it is hoped that there will be renewed interest in this resource. There are added photos of the clubs flying activities as well as some new videos. Check it out.
Please email in news and pictures for the site. Details on the site which can be found here.
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