"danafl...@sbcglobal.net" <danafl...@sbcglobal.net>: Aug 13 04:20PM
Where is the irks group based?
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On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 10:17 AM, James MacLean<jrma...@bellsouth.net> wrote: Well if the list is still active, one of our members found a Pike Superior in the woods surrounding the IRKS field a few months ago. The plane has no identification. We think it was lost during one of the F3B contests or one of the F3J team select events. This means it has been lost since as far back as 2011. I have posted a notice on the F3X page of RCgroups which has had 1300 views but so far no joy in finding the owner. If you have a friend who might have lost this plane, give them a call as we would like to return it. Pike sailplanes have their name boldly painted on the wing. Therefore we know it is a “superior”. Other details are being kept confidential so the owner can identify it. This is a lesson to all of us. If some ID had been on the plane (or more firmly affixed) it would be already returned!Best, Jim
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"James MacLean" <jrma...@bellsouth.net>: Aug 13 01:32PM -0400
The IRKS field is roughly in the south west corner of I 95 and SR528. West of Cocoa FL. The club members come mostly from southern Brevard county.
web is www.irks.org We are mostly a power club but include control line and sailplanes. We have had many sailplane contests on the southern part of the field which has lots of room. The “Gator F3B” originated here and the F3j team selects were held here (twice??). There is lots of room to fly but we are surrounded by woods outside of the encircling access road. Lots of planes have gone down in the trees. Most have been recovered. Right now I am getting grumpy because we have had buckets of rain each afternoon which makes the field too wet to fly and drive. The field is part of an active landfill which helps with maintenance and security. But access is carefully controlled. We welcome guests but entry procedures must be followed so a member must sign you in. Website has details. I am hoping for a good turnout for model aviation day this Saturday when everybody is welcome IF the field dries out!!
Best, Jim
From: danafl...@sbcglobal.net
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] Sailplane found at IRKS field in Cocoa FL
Where is the irks group based?
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On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 10:17 AM, James MacLean
<jrma...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
Well if the list is still active, one of our members found a Pike Superior in the woods surrounding the IRKS field a few months ago. The plane has no identification. We think it was lost during one of the F3B contests or one of the F3J team select events. This means it has been lost since as far back as 2011. I have posted a notice on the F3X page of RCgroups which has had 1300 views but so far no joy in finding the owner. If you have a friend who might have lost this plane, give them a call as we would like to return it. Pike sailplanes have their name boldly painted on the wing. Therefore we know it is a “superior”. Other details are being kept confidential so the owner can identify it. This is a lesson to all of us. If some ID had been on the plane (or more firmly affixed) it would be already returned!
Best, Jim
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Gordon Buckland <auss...@bellsouth.net>: Aug 13 05:50PM -0400
Hey Jim I think ot may belong to David Bradley.He teamed with is and lost a Pike on the SW woods during the Team selects.Gordon321 663 8599Gordon Buckland Ph: 321 663 8599Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 9
-------- Original message --------From: James MacLean <jrma...@bellsouth.net> Date: 8/13/19 1:32 PM (GMT-05:00) To: rc...@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [RCSE] Sailplane found at IRKS field in Cocoa FL
The IRKS field is roughly in the south west corner of I 95 and SR528.
West of Cocoa FL. The club members come mostly from southern Brevard
county.
web is www.irks.org We are
mostly a power club but include control line and sailplanes. We have
had many sailplane contests on the southern part of the field which has lots of
room. The “Gator F3B” originated here and the F3j team selects were held
here (twice??). There is lots of room to fly but we are surrounded by
woods outside of the encircling access road. Lots of planes have gone down
in the trees. Most have been recovered. Right now I am getting
grumpy because we have had buckets of rain each afternoon which makes the field
too wet to fly and drive. The field is part of an active landfill which
helps with maintenance and security. But access is carefully controlled.
We welcome guests but entry procedures must be followed so a member must sign
you in. Website has details. I am hoping for a good turnout for
model aviation day this Saturday when everybody is welcome IF the field dries
out!!
Best, Jim
From: danafl...@sbcglobal.net
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12:20 PM
To: rc...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Sailplane found at IRKS field in Cocoa
FL
Where
is the irks group based?
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from Yahoo Mail on Android
On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 10:17 AM, James MacLean
<jrma...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
Well if the list is still
active, one of our members found a Pike Superior in the woods
surrounding the IRKS field a few months ago. The plane has no
identification. We think it was lost during one of the F3B contests or
one of the F3J team select events. This means it has been lost since as
far back as 2011. I have posted a notice on the F3X page of RCgroups
which has had 1300 views but so far no joy in finding the owner. If you
have a friend who might have lost this plane, give them a call as we
would like to return it. Pike sailplanes have their name boldly painted
on the wing. Therefore we know it is a “superior”. Other details
are being kept confidential so the owner can identify it. This is a
lesson to all of us. If some ID had been on the plane (or more firmly
affixed) it would be already returned!
Best,
Jim
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