Stetson Flyers

Regular club meeting with a 'Show & Tell & Sell' theme. See below for time, date and location.

SHOW & TELL: Bring your airplanes and heli’s, both new and experienced, and let folks see what you have building. There are lots of stories! We have seen some cool mods done to Aero Scouts and similar simple birds which deserve being shown, as well as some great control line aircraft, scale and aerobatic planes, some with the 700-foot package installed which needs explaining.  Bring them out and tell us! Share your experiences and what you have discovered. 

Come a little early (6:30-6:45pm) to set your stuff up and be a part of club meetings with MORE! Meeting starts at 7:00pm.

SELL: Bring your FOR-SALE stuff out as well and let folks browse. It’s a great chance to get your available equipment seen by the club members, and a unique buying opportunity. Come a little early (6:30-6:45pm) to set your stuff up and be a part of club meetings with MORE! Meeting starts at 7:00pm.

Support your club and come have some fun at meetings!

2025 is rapidly coming to an end – how time flies! This is a head-up for our upcoming First Flight event on January 1st, 2026. Please read the instructions below.  

There is no landing fee or registration. Check-in with Jon Harper when you arrive. 2026 MAAC and Stetson memberships (valid RPAS) are required to fly on Jan 1st.

• The gate padlock combination will be the 2025 combination.
• Have your pre-flights & range checks done before 9 am. Normal restriction of 5 planes in the air is lifted for first flights. If your plane gets stuck, stay off the runway until you get the all-clear. Two club members will supervise the first flights. No hand launch planes for first flight (for fairness). Regular flying after the first flights are completed.
• Tim Hortons Coffee and Tim Hortons Timbits will be available.
• There will be a Gift Certificate for both winners.
• The event will be ON unless driving is unsafe. Confirmation updates will be provided.

Two categories:
1) Internal Combustion Engine powered (9 am launch):

• First internal combustion airplane airborne wins IC Category.
• No warm-ups or test-starts allowed.
• After the start call, start your engine, WALK to the runway, put your plane down, take a position behind others, and take off.

2) Electric powered (following the IC engine-powered flight):