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  • Lon
    HobbySquawk Accomplished Pilot

    • Jul 2014
    • 1201
    • Miles, Iowa
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    #821
    I'm sure most of us are aware of the movie "Field of Dreams". For the most part, the movie was filmed in Dyersville, Iowa. I visited and flew at the Dyersville field yesterday. The attached video is of another pilot at the field flying his jet. Wonderful grass field and facilities!




    Lon

    EFlite F-16 80mm, EFite DRACO, EFlite Night Radian, E-Flite P51 1.5m
    Freewing A-10 80mm, F-86 80mm, F-15 90mm, F-16 90mm. Avanti. FMS DHC-2 Beaver, Fliteline P-38L ,HSD HME-262, HSD F86.

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    • Grossman56
      Dangerous Dan *HobbySquawk Moderator*

      • Jun 2014
      • 7333
      • Cody, Wyoming
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      #822
      Cool Lon, was thinking about you yesterday, looks like everything is good!

      Grossman56
      Team Gross!

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      • Lon
        HobbySquawk Accomplished Pilot

        • Jul 2014
        • 1201
        • Miles, Iowa
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        #823
        Originally posted by Grossman56
        Cool Lon, was thinking about you yesterday, looks like everything is good!

        Grossman56
        Thank you gman!! Hope all is well with you and family. Been awhile since seeing and flying with you.
        Lon

        EFlite F-16 80mm, EFite DRACO, EFlite Night Radian, E-Flite P51 1.5m
        Freewing A-10 80mm, F-86 80mm, F-15 90mm, F-16 90mm. Avanti. FMS DHC-2 Beaver, Fliteline P-38L ,HSD HME-262, HSD F86.

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        • Grossman56
          Dangerous Dan *HobbySquawk Moderator*

          • Jun 2014
          • 7333
          • Cody, Wyoming
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          #824
          Would be great to do it again, but it's beyond our affordability right now with the gas prices. I hear CB is going to Nefi this year.

          Grossman56

          Team Gross!

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          • Turbinefancy
            Head-tracking FPV Advocate!

            • Jan 2017
            • 294
            • Irvine, California, USA
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            #825
            I started flying at a different field - Trabuco Flyers - that is very challenging for line of sight flyers, with power lines on the opposite side of pilot station across the runway. But being at the bottom of a canyon, the field offers great elevation changes and thus visual interest for FPV flyer to explore. It was stressful for me to fly there at first. But once I know where all the obstacles are and learn to fly around them, I have grown to love it!

            Here’s a tour from immersive cockpit perspective:
             
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            • Lon
              HobbySquawk Accomplished Pilot

              • Jul 2014
              • 1201
              • Miles, Iowa
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              #826
              Here's a recent video one of my fellow club members took. Location is Aerohawks Field, Iowa City, Iowa. Thank you Rich for the video of me flying my HSD HME-262.
               
              Lon

              EFlite F-16 80mm, EFite DRACO, EFlite Night Radian, E-Flite P51 1.5m
              Freewing A-10 80mm, F-86 80mm, F-15 90mm, F-16 90mm. Avanti. FMS DHC-2 Beaver, Fliteline P-38L ,HSD HME-262, HSD F86.

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              • Bearcat
                Hobby Squawk bomber Pilot

                • Oct 2017
                • 176
                • Cincinnati area
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                #827


                East Fork Lake Batavia Ohio
                Just let me fly so I may be free

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                • Lon
                  HobbySquawk Accomplished Pilot

                  • Jul 2014
                  • 1201
                  • Miles, Iowa
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                  #828
                  I had forgot about this video from years back, flying my Freewing A-10. I still fly this plane a lot. It's from the very first lot of FW A-10s sold.
                  Enjoy the video link!



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                  Lon

                  EFlite F-16 80mm, EFite DRACO, EFlite Night Radian, E-Flite P51 1.5m
                  Freewing A-10 80mm, F-86 80mm, F-15 90mm, F-16 90mm. Avanti. FMS DHC-2 Beaver, Fliteline P-38L ,HSD HME-262, HSD F86.

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                  • 406Flyer
                    Member
                    • Jan 2023
                    • 18
                    • Stevensville, MT
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                    #829
                    Terry

                    Stevensville, MT (aka my backyard)

                    Anybody local wanting to fly let me know!

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                    • Lon
                      HobbySquawk Accomplished Pilot

                      • Jul 2014
                      • 1201
                      • Miles, Iowa
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                      #830
                      Great weather and flying friends at the 2024 eJets Fest International.


                      Lon

                      EFlite F-16 80mm, EFite DRACO, EFlite Night Radian, E-Flite P51 1.5m
                      Freewing A-10 80mm, F-86 80mm, F-15 90mm, F-16 90mm. Avanti. FMS DHC-2 Beaver, Fliteline P-38L ,HSD HME-262, HSD F86.

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                      • borntoolate
                        Bomber Bob

                        • Mar 2013
                        • 424
                        • California
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                        #831
                        One of my favorite places to fly: a former Navy auxiliary field. Two runways - 7000 feet and 8000 feet.

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                        • Hugh Wiedman
                          Demolition Pilot

                          • Jan 2018
                          • 2693
                          • Miami
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                          #832
                          Originally posted by borntoolate
                          One of my favorite places to fly: a former Navy auxiliary field. Two runways - 7000 feet and 8000 feet.

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                          Outstanding! What a great place to fly. I'd at least have a 50/50 chance (instead of my normal 10% chance) of hitting that runway! Some guys have all the luck.
                          Hugh "Wildman" Wiedman
                          Hangar: EDF's: Mig 29 TV "Cobra", A-10 Arctic, SU-27 90mm 8S:F22 Red Lion/EuroFighterBronzeTiger/F18 Canadian & Tiger Meet/F16/F4 Jolly Rodgers & Blue Angel, 80&90 TV Avanti, Viper, Stinger 90. Props: 1600 Corsair & Spitfire, B-24, 1700 P-51, 60" Beast & P2 Bipe, Extreme Flight-FW-190 Red Tulip, Slick 60, 62" Extra 300, 62" MXS Heavy Metal, 62" Edge

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                          • f4u ausie
                            Senior Member

                            • Dec 2019
                            • 1229
                            • Melbourne
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                            #833
                            Ah just saw this new thread,,,, awsome,, gota get with the program( some pics soon) and me too hùgh the runway never big enuf for me

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                            • davegee
                              Senior Member

                              • Nov 2013
                              • 2662
                              • Cody, WY
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                              #834
                              Originally posted by borntoolate
                              One of my favorite places to fly: a former Navy auxiliary field. Two runways - 7000 feet and 8000 feet.

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                              Very cool! What did this field used to be, what was its name or location? It sorta looks like it was resurfaced at one time making a narrower runway. You can see decaying runway on either side that might have been part of a wider runway at one time. I know a lot of WWII era runways were built to 200 feet wide for formation takeoffs and other training maneuvers, etc. Very cool pic and I'm sure it is a great place to fly RC!

                              Cheers

                              Davegee

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                              • borntoolate
                                Bomber Bob

                                • Mar 2013
                                • 424
                                • California
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                                #835
                                Originally posted by davegee

                                Very cool! What did this field used to be, what was its name or location? It sorta looks like it was resurfaced at one time making a narrower runway. You can see decaying runway on either side that might have been part of a wider runway at one time. I know a lot of WWII era runways were built to 200 feet wide for formation takeoffs and other training maneuvers, etc. Very cool pic and I'm sure it is a great place to fly RC!

                                Cheers

                                Davegee
                                It is Crow's Landing around 20 miles from Modesto, California. It was an auxiliary Navy Field in it's previous life. It is a great place to fly but it can be very hot in the summertime. there are no facilities there. No creature comforts. It is a multi-use field and is shared with a number of entities such as police training and test grounds for various companies. Our club is lucky to have this available.

                                Bob

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                                • davegee
                                  Senior Member

                                  • Nov 2013
                                  • 2662
                                  • Cody, WY
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                                  #836
                                  Originally posted by borntoolate

                                  It is Crow's Landing around 20 miles from Modesto, California. It was an auxiliary Navy Field in it's previous life. It is a great place to fly but it can be very hot in the summertime. there are no facilities there. No creature comforts. It is a multi-use field and is shared with a number of entities such as police training and test grounds for various companies. Our club is lucky to have this available.

                                  Bob
                                  Thanks, Bob. You have a real Jewel there for your flying! Happy landings!

                                  Cheers

                                  davegee

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                                  • f4u ausie
                                    Senior Member

                                    • Dec 2019
                                    • 1229
                                    • Melbourne
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                                    #837
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ID:	397249 Flew 1600 spit tday so I thought to combine. Places u fly and what u flew tday.... An industrial estate I go to..
                                    Unfortunately they keep building...
                                    How dare they
                                    .... Anyway here's some pics.

                                    And must say. The f4u. Looks incredible coming at u.. those bent wings.. but the spit. In turns looking at those eleptical wings.. every bit as sexy
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                                    • Lon
                                      HobbySquawk Accomplished Pilot

                                      • Jul 2014
                                      • 1201
                                      • Miles, Iowa
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                                      #838
                                      A short flight at the 1st annual EDF Jet Together, Rosewood RC Flyers.





                                      Lon

                                      EFlite F-16 80mm, EFite DRACO, EFlite Night Radian, E-Flite P51 1.5m
                                      Freewing A-10 80mm, F-86 80mm, F-15 90mm, F-16 90mm. Avanti. FMS DHC-2 Beaver, Fliteline P-38L ,HSD HME-262, HSD F86.

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