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8KCABrett · 02-13-2008, 04:51 PM

Hello,

I am a member of the Northern California chapter of the International Aerobatic Club (IAC 38). I would like to put together a 3D flying demo in the Livermore area as one of our chapter meetings this year. I did this in 2006, and it was popular despite some issues with our demo pilot being unable to make it at the last minute. Right now all I've got are small models and I'd love to have the chapter get to see some good, larger scale 3D and IMAC flying.

If anyone has any suggestions for a 3D fly-in/event/competition in the area, that would be perfect, or if a couple people wanted to do demo specifically for IAC38 that would be great too!

Our meetings are generally held on the second Sunday of every month typically at the Livermore airport. Last year we drove out to the Livermore Flying Electrons strip, but I'm aware of the EBRC field which has lots of 3D activity it seems.

Any feedback or help you can offer would be much appreciated!

-Brett
http://www.iac38.org/

02-13-2008, 04:51 PM	#1 (permalink)
8KCABrett G's Please Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Davis/Ojai, CA Age: 31 Posts: 45	Livermore/East Bay 3D demo for IAC 38 Hello, I am a member of the Northern California chapter of the International Aerobatic Club (IAC 38). I would like to put together a 3D flying demo in the Livermore area as one of our chapter meetings this year. I did this in 2006, and it was popular despite some issues with our demo pilot being unable to make it at the last minute. Right now all I've got are small models and I'd love to have the chapter get to see some good, larger scale 3D and IMAC flying. If anyone has any suggestions for a 3D fly-in/event/competition in the area, that would be perfect, or if a couple people wanted to do demo specifically for IAC38 that would be great too! Our meetings are generally held on the second Sunday of every month typically at the Livermore airport. Last year we drove out to the Livermore Flying Electrons strip, but I'm aware of the EBRC field which has lots of 3D activity it seems. Any feedback or help you can offer would be much appreciated! -Brett http://www.iac38.org/