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AMA grants

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taken by Eric Kirby

to RE RC for the 2021 Summer Youth Camp

The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST)

Is now available on the AMA website.
After taking the test online, you can print your certificate, as long as you have registered with the FAA, as outlined below.
So, now we have three FAA requirements:
- Register with the FAA
- Affix your registration # to the outside of your radio controlled airplane, helicopter, or drone
- Carry TRUST certificate with you

Current Newsletter

Spring 2021

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General Minutes - Oct

Board Minutes - Aug

BUY/SELL/TRADE

If you would like to post items in the Trading Post, send photos (JPG) and pertinent info to: mershs@hotmail.com

Also: please let me know when items are no longer available for sale, so I can take them off the 4 Sale page.

How to Print your

FAA Registration

If you want to:

- Create an account with the FAA,

- Register with the FAA,

- Log in to an existing account, or

- View or print your Registration,

then click here to access the FAA's

Do you know the

status of your LiPo's?

Click here for printable file.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

- The first section (Part 107) is for pilots who want to use their UAS commercially.

- The second section "UAS flown by recreational flyers and Modeler Community-Based Organizations (formerly Section 336) is for most of us who just want to fly their aircraft, helicopters, and drones as a hobby.

Click on "Register on line" (even if you already registered - yes, confusing!).

This will bring up the "Section 336 Dashboard" (even though it's really a "Former Section 336 - yes, confusing again!) where you can:

- Create an account or

- Log in to your existing account. After logging in, you will see a "Print" tab on the top right of the page to print your Registration :-)

Directions to Agate Skyways, Click Here

This is NOT COOL!

(neither are the cigarette butts!)

Not only is disposing of your unwanted batteries at the field not cool, it's also:
INCONSIDERATE
DANGEROUS
ILLEGAL
and shows a total disregard for the environment.

- First, discharge your battery to 0V. Since most chargers do not let you discharge a cell to 0V, search for "discharge lipo to 0V" on line.

- Confirm that cell voltage is 0 with a volt meter.

- Put each battery in a plastic bag and seal the bag.

- Dispose off at a place that recycles rechargeable batteries, such as Lowe's (free - see picture below) or Batteries + Bulbs ($0.53 per foot)