The Cars, Tanks and Airplanes of WWll
contributed by Avery
How to cover with Monokote, UltraCote and other Heat Shrinking Materials
from RC Airplanes
A Guide to Understanding LiPo Batteries
from Roger’s Hobby Center
How to Get into Hobby RC: Building Foam Airplanes
From Terry Dunn
Jan 9th - Beth Haven Church
February 13th - Beth Haven Church
March 12th - Beth Haven Church
April 16th - Beth Haven Church
Ma 14th - To be announced
January 1, 2020 - Frozen Thumb Fly. Starts at 10:00 and bring all your left 9overs!
January 9th at 7:00 Club meeting at the Beth Haven Church
February 13th Club meeting at the Beth Haven Church.
March 12th Club Meeting at the Beth Haven Church
From the recollections of Mike Coyne:
The Northern Knights MAC was organized about 1965. The first president of the club was George Thompson. I recall the first meetings being held at his home in the sunroom. George's wife Mary was always good to all the guys invading her home. At the time we were flying at a park off of Russell road just east of N Brighton we called Airplane Park. Interesting note our Northern Knights logo was designed by my aunt Marilyn Mohr in 1965. She is now 94 years old still living in Cincinnati, Ohio. You could hear our planes flying from a long way off, since in those days there were no mufflers. R/C gear back then had questionable reliability and proportional control was in its infancy. Most radios were what was called " reed systems" which required the pilot to bump different switches for the wanted function.
Some original members names I recall were George Thompson, Ed Morrow, Duane Grigsby, Jim Anson, Jim Franklin, Walt Hulen, Bob and Jim McConnell, Gordon Rosenbaum, Leo Hylton, Marcy Inkmann, Bob Cameron, myself. I am sure I missed several, memory not that great these days.
and look for the sign on the right as you drive east on NE 96th Street. We are just past the sport fields.
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