It is pretty easy to join our club
STEP 1
You will need to have an
Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) membership. There
is an annual fee for your AMA membership. One of the many benefits
of this is the insurance you receive as a member of AMA that offers
you liability protection for you and the flying club.
There are incentives for younger people to get involved. Any person
under the age of 19 can
join the AMA for a substantially reduced fee. The RCACF offers a free RCACF
membership for anyone under the age of 19 as of July 1st of the
membership year. Any
person under the age of 18 must have their guardian sign a
guardian consent form and the guardian must accompany the 18 and under junior
member when they are flying at the field.
STEP 2
The next step is to fill out our
RCACF New Member Application
Form, and (scan it and email it to
membership@rcacf.com ) or
( mail it to our mailing address ).
The annual
membership fee for the RCACF is generally $150 (with exceptions), the form has pricing
details.
If you've never flown an RC aircraft before, or are just rusty, we
have a club trainer that you can use under the supervision of one of
our flight instructors to get you trained up to the point where you
are comfortable soloing and our Flight Instructor is ready to approve you for solo
flight.
All the instructions and what to expect next are in the
application form.
STEP 3
You're in! Come fly with us as much as you want!
Resources
RCACF Membership Application Form
Any questions? Contact our
Membership Chairman at
membership@rcacf.com.
RCACF Under 18 Parent/Guardian
consent Form
Any questions? Contact our Membership
Chairman at
membership@rcacf.com.
RCACF Membership Policies
RCACF Club By-laws
Contains “Flying Site Safety Rules” and
“Flying Site Procedures” and “Turbine Aircraft Flying Site Safety
Rules and Procedures” and more.
"What you get when you join our club"
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700ft long by 50ft wide paved runway
It will handle the smallest park fliers to the largest of turbine powered jets.
What can I say, but Wow!
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3 large covered shelters
Having a sturdy area for staging your airplane, getting out of the weather, or just enjoying the comradery of our great club members. They are also outfitted with high speed fans and wall outlets for charging your batteries.
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Spacious clubhouse
A secured and quite large clubhouse with plenty of room for our monthly meetings and other events. We have even been known for getting a group together to watch the Super Bowl on a 63" big screen TV and eating pizza, oh yea.
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Plenty of parking
We have several areas for parking. The main area is right next to the flightline and is comprised of gravel. We also have two side areas to provide ample parking for guests during large events.
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Food Hangar
We periodically have friendly BBQs and cook-outs. It is wonderful to have a place to cook, grill, setup and eat some tasty food prepared by our talented club members with special culinary abilities.
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6 Start-up and tune stations
Safety always comes first, and having dedicated run-up stands to hold your aircraft in position as you start, tune, and perform maintenance on you engines.
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Professional Instructors
On staff instructors to help guide and instruct anyone who is just starting out and is looking to solo for the first time, or even everyday pilots that are seeking professional guidance to up their game.
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Spacious Flying Area
Our land area is large enough to support anything from your little foamy park flyer to the largest of RC jets. Everyone is welcome.
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Visitor areas
We have a covered viewing stand with benches. Visitors are always welcome to come out and spend the day enjoying the beauty of flight. Most weekends are so exciting it's like watching an Airshow for free.
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Covered Information Center
The "IC" or Information Center is our little display center. It houses safety items such as first-aid kit and fire extinguishers. It's not a bad location for getting out of the Sun and watching the action.
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