The RC ACES #1377 are located in North Hampton, New Hampshire. This month, they are celebrating their 50th anniversary. They are a non-profit club promoting the safe enjoyment of radio controlled fixed wing, helicopter, and multi-rotor model flying.
Their site, Hobbs-Martin Field, includes the following amenities: 400 ft. tailored grass runway, 4 pilot stations, fence defined working pit area with work and run-up tables, wind socks, shade hut with gas grill, small refrigerator, table & chairs, solar battery charging station, porta-a-potty, ample parking, and gated/locked entrance.
Meetings are held on the first Thursday during the months of September through May at the North Hampton Public Library next to town hall on Rt 111 ( Atlantic Ave) Meetings begin at 6:00 PM and are open to visitors. The flying field is available and maintained from late spring through late fall from 9:00 AM till dusk, weather permitting. Winter flying is allowed but field is not maintained and road is not plowed. Drop by the field and see what radio controlled flying is all about.
The RC ACES field is an approved FRIA (FAA-Recognized Identification Area) site which allows line-of-site operations below 400 feet altitude without the need of Remote ID.
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ON THE COVER
Five events. Five styles of Pylon Racing. Five different locations. Gerald Meux tells
his story on page 32 of traveling to back-to-back competitions and how the journey
taught him about more than trying to win
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PHOTO BY ZACH OSTERHOLD.
