blog Covid-19 Flying Site Closed Following the Government's announcement on imposing Level 5 restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19, the Committee wishes to announce that the flying field is now closed. As previously, the owner of the field has been informed about the closure. The field will remain
blog Two successful maidens today Today we maidend two new models, Barry Waugh's PilotRC Laser 73" and John Allen's Aeroplus Edge 76". Barry's Laser was powered by a PTE36R with FrSky RX8R & xm+, with JX 30kg brushless servos. John's Edge was powered by a DLE35RA with
photos Top RC Aerobatic Models PilotRC Extra NG PilotRC LaserPIlotRC Slick 360Skywing Edge 540Skywing Slick 360 Skywing ARS300 102" with GP-123Skywing LaserSkywing Extra 300
photos Bob's EDF Jets Freewing A10Freewing A10 Freewing L-39Freewing A10Freewing L-39Freewing L-39Freewing A10Freewing L-39
photos 65th Anniversary 2015 John Armstrong, John Short, Denis NoonanJohn Armstrong, John Short, Denis NoonanMartin Sweeneys ExtraMartin Sweeneys ExtraNeil's Sebart Shark
home About The Shankill Radio Model Flying Club was established in the 1950’s by a small group of enthusiastic modelers living in the Shankill area in south county Dublin. Since its humble beginnings the club has grown in size and draws most of its members
clubinfo Trainers Name Phone Number Email Seamus Doyle 0879877983 seamus.doyle@srfc.net Terry Heffernan 4945129 terry.heffernan@srfc.net
blog FrSky Taranis The latest Taranis transmitters & X series receivers have the EU compliant firmware, this means those old X series receivers need a firmware update to work with the new transmitter, and old transmitters require a firmware update to work with the new receivers. I
blog Ghost blogging resources At the Shankill Radio Flying Club we use Ghost to manage our blog. Here are some nice Ghost blogging guides. You can ignore the parts about installing and managing users etc... just concentrate on getting some stuff written. By default Ghost saves your posts
clubinfo Location Shankill Radio Flying Club★★★★★ · Aeroclub · Calary LowerShankill Radio Flying Club
clubinfo Comittee Title Name Email Chairman Terry Heffernan chairman@srfc.net Vice Chairman Conor Buckley vicechairman@srfc.net Treasurer Seamus Doyle treasurer@srfc.net Secretary Patrick Moore secretary@srfc.net Training Officer Conor Buckley conor.buckley@srfc.net Safety Officer Barry Waugh safetyofficer@srfc.net Runway
clubinfo History The Shankill Radio Model Flying Club was established in the 1950’s by a small group of enthusiastic modelers living in the Shankill area in south county Dublin. Since its humble beginnings the club has grown in size and draws most of its members
joining Fees (2020) Membership SRFC Full Year SRFC New Member joining between end Sept to Dec MACI Full Year MACI Joining between 1st Oct - 31 Dec Full year total Notes Senior € 175.00 € 90.00 € 75.00 € 45.00 € 250.00 Over 18 years at time
joining Training The current rules of M.A.C.I. require that in order to be able to fly unaccompanied a modeler must be in possession of an A Cert. The club has adopted the following training policy to get our new members up to A
joining Application form Shankill Model Flying Club is a friendly and open club welcomming all, beginners to experts, as well as all types of Radio Control flying - Sport, 3D, Helicopters, Scale Pattern etc. The Club is affiliated to M.A.C.I. (which is the Governing
beginners Useful Information on Radio Controlled Aircraft for Beginners Welcome to the fascinating world of radio controlled model aircraft. These are flying models and in some instances are scale replicas of the full size aircraft. In the case of planes, they are generally constructed from a very light wood known as Balsa wood
documents MACI Guidelines on Model Weights The MACI secretary has produced an explanatory document detailing the various weight categories and what qualifications you need to fly a model in that class. MACI Guidelines on Model Weights
