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The Riverside RC Club (RRCC) has about 70 members from the Inland Empire area of Southern California, roughly 50 miles east of Los Angeles. Our flying field is near Perris, south of Riverside. We welcome all RC modelers and other interested people to explore our website, to join our club and to visit our field. Our members' interests encompass most areas of RC aircraft modeling, including Sport, Scale, Pattern, IMAC, Helicopters, Jets, Gliders, Electrics and Float-flying.
(Click Here) for local weather at our field. _______________________________________________________________________________________ NOTICE - (From Jim Bronowski) - Vandalism at our Field
Club Members,
We are continuing to have vandalism
problems at our field and it seems to be late on Monday nights.
This last Monday someone observed at least six cars at the field
with a big fire going on the runway. There was more damage to
the runway with this fire just like the last ones. Larry
Roberts has notified the police and they have come out twice to
survey the damage. If you happen to observe activity at our
field at night, especially a fire, do not!, I repeat, do not! go
to the field. Notify the police, or better yet, the fire
department (if there is a fire). Larry is working very hard
with local authorities to try and get a handle on this
situation.
Jim Bronowski
Newsletter Editor
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Notice - UCR Engineering
Autonomous UAV Project Our Club has been approached by a group of Engineering students from the University of California, Riverside, (UCR), for assistance with a competition to be held in early June at the U.S. Naval Air Station, Patuxent River, MD. The Competition is sponsored by the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), Seafarer Chapter. See http://www.auvsi-seafarer.org/documents/2014Documents/2014_AUVSI_SUAS_Rules_Rev_1.0_FINAL_13_1024_1.pdf for the rules for the competition (Click Here) or (Click Here) for a News release. forThe tasks for the competition involve autonomous flight of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, (UAV), in a scenario simulating a forest fire. UCR has selected an electric-powered Senior Telemaster RC model as their UAV. UCR has asked for assistance from the club in evaluating the UAV for airworthiness, and in training their safety pilots to fly it under RC control. At the March 15 club meeting, a motion was made and passed to furnish such help, and the use of our field, but not with the UAV flying autonomously, as long as the pilots are AMA members, and the UAV meets all applicable AMA/FAA/FCC/RRCC rules for such UAVs. Training began on Saturday, April 5th, at our field in Perris. UCR team leaders Daniel Robles, mechanical engineering, and Russell Perry, electrical engineering, attended, along with Michael Han, UCR safety pilot. Dale Yaney instructed Michael with an Apprentice electric trainer furnished by Larry Roberts. Michael did very well, performing several successful takeoffs and landings during a number of flights. NOTE: The UCR Team will make a presentation to the club at our next meeting on April 19. at our field at 10 AM. Oscar Weingart - Webmaster __________________________________________________________________________________________ Below: Dale Yaney instructs UCR Student Michael Han in flying the Apprentice electric trainer.
The latest Prop Talk - April, 2014, is out. (Click Here) Website last updated 415/14 |
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