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Mount Rainier Radio Control Society (MRRCS) was founded in 1964 and is chartered by the Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) as club number 648. The flying site is owned by the club and is located at 1516 Harts Lake Loop Road, about 20 miles south of Tacoma, Washington. The map grid location is
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The aim of the Association is to promote interest and assist members in the safe design, construction and operation of home-built gas turbines via member-to-member contact and through the 'members only' on-line forum of the GTBA web site. Access to the Forum will be the 'primary benefit' of membership. Regular issue of the GTBA Newsletter to be discontinued as from the end of the membership year 2005-06. However, the GTBA reserves the right to issue Newsletters as and when felt beneficial or appropriate. The Association will produce, and maintain current in the light of any relevant developments, a Safety Code of Practice for the Construction, Installation and Operation of Small Gas Turbines.
Gas Turbines Builders Association AIM: To encourage and support the safe design and operation of small gas turbines, either as stand alone units or for the purpose of powering model vehicles. A Dedicated forum for Miniature Gas turbine topics The time now is Sat Jul 03, 2010 7:23 am Welcome to

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Welcome to Bob & Linda's R/C Aviation web site! The purpose of this site is to share our experiences in Radio Control Aviation and devoted to the fun and learning of flying R/C planes. Hopefully, you will find something interesting and useful within these pages. The site is under heavy