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Jet
Sunday 2007
A
brilliant day....... the last 'Non Public' event this year in
readiness for a full program of public two day events in 2008.
I
understand though it was hard to dodge the crowds on the runway.
The
radio frequency table is now coming along, but I still need the rest of you to
let me know yours. Please
email me with all of the frequencies that you use, or intend to use at
Hucknall. This will assist you in the purchase of crystals in the future,
and newcomers can see the free channels, and avoid
clashes. Let me know if now have 2.4gig radio, and
remember to paint a cloths peg black and mark it with your name for the
peg board.
I don't have
the time to trawl through the pages of magazines and other web sites
myself. Thanks
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Forthcoming
events for the next few weeks & recent web page additions
Just a snapshot from the
Diaries page
Dec 24th - Watch out for new
speed cameras outside Gate 1 and Gate 2 - one in each direction
Jan 24th - Don from
Millennium Models (Hucknall) says that he now has the Futaba 2.4g Tx
testing equipment in his shop. Just pop in for a free safety check
March 2nd - Computer
mouse calibration test. click
here
March 5th - To
book a flying time on the airfield during the working week, call one of
the three club members found on the 'members only' pages.
March 19th - 2008 Events
notice - click
here
April 1st - Club meeting
including the showing of of a DVD of last years events after the main
meeting
April 20th - Events details,
Entry form and Meeting notes on the 'Members page' added 
April 20th - Turbine L1011
project page added
Club members needed for
assistance for our 2008 events - see Reg
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Photo
by Pete Burgin
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To those of you
who have only just found us... Hi. 
We will continue to develop this
site for radio control model aircraft enthusiasts in the Nottingham area.
Our flying home
enjoys a tarmac runway to die for. On cross wind
days, a lot of our aircraft can take off at right angles to the runway... it is
that wide (although landing is more of a trial). Our airfield is currently the home to the
famous Rolls-Royce aero engine manufacturer, and we have close links with the
company. This web site uses the official RR web site colours too.
These pages
serve
both club members, and anyone that may stumble across it from wherever they
may reside. Club events including subsequent photographs and reports will be
posted when appropriate. Tips that we have discovered, and links to other
useful sites will can easily accessed from here, making it a first point of
call for all of your flying needs.
This Web site will
comply with recognised standards, and so is best viewed using 'Internet
Explorer' at a screen resolution
of 1024x768. This will allow more of the text to be read on one page before you
need to scroll down. If you press the [F11] button, the annoying top menus, and
the irrelevant bottom text will not be shown. Just press [F11] again to return
to normal viewing. To navigate the
pages, I have simplified the grey menu bar on the left to include only "Top
level" subjects. Each item can be used to drill down to a more
detailed menu if the subject matter becomes larger than a page full, or where
splitting it is easier to navigate.
Under-lined text
on any page will be a link to some other page, or initiate another task. Hover your mouse
over this text to read where the link will take you (at the bottom of the page).
Click on the text and you will
be taken to that page or link. Updated page will be highlighted by a 
icon. If I have emailed you to let
you know of web page updates, but you cannot see the changes on your computer, press your [F5]
button to refresh your browser. Your computer may be storing out of date pages
to speed up its web browsing. Check those settings to ensure that always get up
to date web pages.
Please email me
with any comments or articles for inclusion on these pages. You will of
course be credited for your work (if you wish) even if you are
not a club member. There is no reason why you should not have your say or make a
contribution to this site.
Thanks for the
comments already received about these new pages and the layout of the same. I
will listen to adverse comments too.
Why not make this
site one of your bookmarked favorites, and pop back for another look soon. Enjoy.............