Membership renewals become due April 1 and can now be submitted and paid online if you wish. Fees are unchanged from last year.
Go to the membership page for full details.

Field News Brief: We were called to a meeting with MCC about relocating the field. We were told they were setting up a temporary strip for us to use until they fill in the gully paddock and create a new strip there. The temporary strip is not really suitable (a little too close to the main road) and we are negotiating in an attempt to remain where we are until the gully paddock strip is ready.

AGM on monday June 2 at the 'Warbirds' club rooms Ardmore 7.30pm

PMAC is a model airplane club dedicated to promoting the sport of building and flying radio control model aircraft in the South Eastern rural district of Clevedon, Auckland, New Zealand.

The latest newsletter , in pdf format, can be obtained by clicking the 'newsletter' link.
Adobe Reader is needed to open the file, which can be obtained free from here.

New! Buy and Sell page where members can advertise.

The Club can assist new people to the sport by providing training and information, see about.

Flying hours are published in the newsletter and also on the location page.

The Rules governing model flying on the PMAC flying site can be viewed here and are also displayed on the clubhouse window and inside the frequency control box.

Check out the weather over the next few days in Auckland. http://www.metservice.co.nz/default/index.php?alias=auckland

Application forms for membership can be downloaded here printed out then submitted. Information on membership and fees will also be found on this page.

Check out the document section for articles on A123 batteries, calculating MAC, trimming models and prop speeds.

The calendar lists the 'no fly' days when the grounds are booked for exclusive use by one of the equine clubs that share the use of the grounds and also lists other planned club events. Please check this page regularly for changes to the 'no fly' days.

NZMAA administer a 'Wings Program' which is a program to promote a basic level of flying skill in conjunction with issuing 'Proficiency Certificates' for special categories.
Check the wings page for more details.
There is a $12 charge for the wings badge ( normally issued with a 'S' for sport category) and any later category additions are free.
If you would like to take the initial Wings test or add another proficiency category to your certificate please download a test form and bring it with you to the field. It would be wise to try to arrange with an instructor beforehand. Check the newsletter for instructors.

A full list of approved NZ model aircraft radio control frequencies can be viewed here