nadmas-newbury and district model aircraft society

Is there anyone interested in getting into rc gliders, Bungee, or electric? There are currently a couple of members in the club who have been flying gliders for a while and from what I see there is a strong following. Some Thermal gliders can also be easy to fly and so any novices could also get involved. Remember we have silent flight on Sundays and gliding would make a fantastic way making use of this day.
I have found a list of gliders that make a ideal platform up at Stanmore
Let me know what you think, it would be nice if we could get a gathering.

Multiplex EasyGlider very easy to fly
http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/pro ... bCatID=429

Multiplex Cularis Ideal electric glider
http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/pro ... bCatID=481

Graupner Elektro Junior S with Brushless Motor
http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/pro ... &SubCatID=

CM Pro OMEI-2000EP ARTF
http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/pro ... bCatID=424

JP Pretty (ARF Glider) Inc B/less Motor & ESC
http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/pro ... bCatID=427

Simprop Solution 2 ARC (Ready to Cover) large plane!!
http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/pro ... &CatID=423

Hi

Sounds good. As I have not passed my 'A' would you/somebody be prepared to buddy with me on gliders ?

Hope to be at the site on Saturday so if you are there it would be good to chat.

Regards
Vince

Vince
Gliding is fun, I can always help if you would like to get into this area of flying, it is a different skill as they tend to have less power and just fly different to models such as your trainer( But not in someways harder).
As I am unsure when I can get to the flying field I will not be able to promise to buddy, but if at the field I will always be able to help. If you are thinking of trying out gliding, let me know before hand as I can help with a model and set up.
Regards
cw