Triad Aeromodelers, Inc.
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Field Observations |
Jun 20th thru Jun 26th Mark Fansler Jun 27th thru Jul 3rd Larry Troxell Jul 4th thru Jul 10th Danny Voyles Jul 11th thru Jul 17th Chuck Spencer Jul 18th thru Jul 24th Fred Towler Jul 25th thru Jul 31st Mario Russo Aug 1st thru Aug 7th Tom Brittain |
Danny Voyles at 8:44 AM on Thursday April 7, 2022 It appears I will not be able to mow tomorrow. The flood stage map shows the water was within 6" of overflowing the field Wednessday. If anyone gets out to the field today or tomorrow please let me know. Thanks, Danny Rob Watson at 11:54 AM on Monday June 7, 2021 Hi everyone, we had a great day flying yesterday with Doc, Stephen, Scott, Kim, Mark, and met a new to be member Jay. It was a great day flying, with members helping each other out and a variety of planes in the sky. It’s getting hot and humid, so I recently I bought a 20V battery powered workplace fan to use when I’m at the field. It’s awesome! Really makes it more comfortable. Under $100 on Amazon. Check your email or email WEB Master for link. Danny Voyles at 1:35 PM on Monday May 24, 2021 It’s hot, the field looks great, and there is NO wind. What a day to fly. Doc Green at 12:11 PM on Saturday April 3, 2021 No standing water. Ground is damp here and there but not muddy nor squishy. Grass newly mowed. Tables are still askew. Doc Green at 3:51 PM on Monday March 29, 2021 Standing water between the parking lot and the pit area; also between the pit area and the runway. Standing water along the edges of the runway in places. The hydrology graph on our website indicated 7.83 feet at this time. Tables have been repositioned but not as badly as before. Five drifted down to the frog pond from which six had to be retrieved a short time ago. Summary: too wet to fly cardboard airplanes. |
Last Update Thursday 16 September, 2021 7:20 PM