Anyone willing to host us?

[TeamFlatout]

Got the perfect place. Hodges Hobbies. Even have hook ups if you drive an RV! Next BEST field to Triple Tree!!!!!!! www.hodgeshobbies.com

[Greyhoundman]

You might want to try somewhere a little more south than Misery er i mean Missouri
in February. you could expect up to the 30's for temps.....but its not very consistent. for example a few days ago it was cold as and we got 8 inches of snow and today its freaking 55 degrees and the ground is like a boggy marsh.

[ddlstang]

You are more than welcome to come down to Tulsa, The weather is hit and miss that time of year though. May be 10' or 70' just depends. We are having an IMAC contest April 12/13 and there will be about 6 of us practicing pretty heavy every weekend that is flyable.
http://americanturfflyers.com/

[KIM]

i have it start from elpaso tex and come to tucson my club would be happy to have you

[Lowlevlflyer]

Dont know if you guys have decided on a spot to go yet, but you're more than welcome to come down to Ardmore, OK and fly at our field. Our club is the Lake Country RC Flying Club, and we've got a pretty nice facility out at Lake Murray State Park. Paved runway, wide open area, close to RV hookups or motels, restaurants, stores, etc. There's usually several of us flying out there on the weekends, and I'm practicing pretty heavy also, but we'd be happy to have you. The last three weekends, it's been 55 deg. and light winds. That's no guarantee it wont be 10 deg. and snowing at the time you guys are shooting for, but it's usually pretty decent that time of year. IF it sounds good, let me know and I can get you more info.

[mflander]

Well thanks for the invite guys, and next year I will definitely make a few winter trips. But the guys decided this year to just make a group trip to the intro to indy contest at the end of march. We are all newbies, and figured it probably wasn't worth the trip to practice before we had an idea of what to practice, so we decided to go to an imac introduction session first. I assume we will still have plenty of flying time at an event of this nature.... I know I will at least lol

[Yakov]

	Quote: Originally Posted by TeamFlatout
	Got the perfect place. Hodges Hobbies. Even have hook ups if you drive an RV! Next BEST field to Triple Tree!!!!!!! www.hodgeshobbies.com

Chris,

I'll second that. Macs place is great. I haven't flown from it but have been there a couple of times to visit his on-site Hobby Shop. I make sure I have time to make the 6 hour round trip whenever I am in Atlanta on business.

I was there one Sunday a couple of years ago when a Flyin was wrapping up. There were still over 50 Rvs and trailers there.

What is the weather like down there in Feb?

[zoomer260]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Yakov
	Chris, I'll second that. Macs place is great. I haven't flown from it but have been there a couple of times to visit his on-site Hobby Shop. I make sure I have time to make the 6 hour round trip whenever I am in Atlanta on business. I was there one Sunday a couple of years ago when a Flyin was wrapping up. There were still over 50 Rvs and trailers there. What is the weather like down there in Feb?

It can go either way ! Not much chance of snow worries though. Mac's place is great.

[FireFighterFSFD]

hey guys if you want to come down to arkansas you are more than welcome to come and fly as much as you like. we have one of the best fields around and there is a little interest in IMAC around here. soo for me and about 4-5 others it would be nice to have a few pilots join us in some practice and constuctive critisism.
www.FortSmithFlightMasters.com
We are right here on the Oklahoma Arkansas line and have a huge variety of places to go around here so if your interested pm me and I will give you more information.

[pitviper51]

double posted.. oops

[pitviper51]

im in ky aswell, about 30 miles south of louisville, big hill top flying site, good wind,, but as we say here, ky weather is unpredictable.. if your ever down this way send me a PM. theres no obsticals for about half a mile, and its all 50+ feet lower elevation
mike