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MODEL AERONAUTICAL ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA
QUARTERLY MAGAZINE
Wingspan
NEWS  AIRCRAFT  AEROBATICS  OUT AND ABOUT  SAFETY MATTERS
EXPLORING AEROBATICS
LEARN THE SKILLS FOR THIS EXCITING SPORT
A MASTER BLASTER
AN ENTHUSIAST WITH A PASSION FOR RC TANKS
NEW MAAA QUALIFICATION
SILVER WINGS
ENCOURAGES NEW MODELLERS
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president’s report
What a start to 2015! We’ve seen
EXPLORING AEROBATICS
President: Neil Tank
momentum building for the MAAA
throughout 2014 and into 2015
for the organisation. We’ve been
MAAA EXECUTIVE
working hard to change the way we
communicate with members and to
see our sport grow. I have received
President:
many complementary remarks and
Mr Neil Tank
emails from members advising of their
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satisfaction with the direction we have
taken and the improvement in the communication process.
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Many favourable comments have been received in regards
Vice President:
to Wingspan and this feedback from our member’s is really
Mr Carl Bizon
encouraging.
On the January 11, we joined forces with RCM News, Betta
Electrical and the hobby industry to present the F1 Air Race at
MASTER BLASTER
NEW MAAA QUALIFICATION
[email protected]
Sandown Race Course, Victoria. The event not only highlighted
aeromodelling but also other radio control activities, including
dragsters, military vehicles, drift cars and boats. The event was
Secretary:
Mr Kevin Dodd
[email protected]
a huge success and attracted in excess of 2,000 members of the
public. See you there next year.
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Competition Rules Secretary:
RCM News extraordinaire Stephen Green played a key role
Mr Ross Cant
organising the event and bringing together some of Australia’s
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top pilots.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT What a start
to 2015! The MAAA has a busy year
planned
sAFETY MATTERS Take extra care
during the hot summer months
silver wings Change to the wings
recognition program encourages
new flyers
the excitement of aerobatics MAAA
member Peter Bryne shares his
experience of scale aerobatics
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master blaster! RC enthusiast
David Sipus is passionate about
anything remotely controlled
Model Engines Formula 1 Showdown
Pilots go head to head and
experience the adrenaline rush of
flight.
out and about Pictures of the
action at the F1 Air Race at Sandown
out and about MAAA members help
St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School
students learn about aerodynamics
Small events also demonstrate the progress of the organisation
Treasurer:
in attracting the next generation. In this edition’s Out and About
Mr Brian Dowie
section you’ll see MAAA members in action at St Margaret’s, a
prominent Queensland girls’ school, encouraging young people
[email protected]
to enjoy our sport.
High on the list of events this year is the 2015 68th MAAA
Nationals to to be held in Queensland from April 9 to 19. For those
contemplating entering, don’t be hesitant, the MAAA Nationals
Enquiries about Wingspan,
including advertising, feedback
and story ideas can be emailed to
[email protected]
is for everyone, from the novice to the serious competitor. Head
over to the nationals website www.maaaevents.org.au to find out
more now.
Remember, if your club is inviting members of the public
to an event, feel free to advertise it on the MAAA website!
Go to: http://www.maaa.asn.au to add your event.
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SAFETY MATTERS
SAFETY POINTS FOR A LONG HOT SUMMER. WHEN IT IS STILL
30°C AT 5PM IN SOME PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, IT’S TIME TO
TAKE EXTRA CARE AT THE FLYING FIELD. AS SUMMER HASN’T
FADED, REMEMBER TO CONSIDER YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY AT
THE FIELD.
The F1 Air Race event was a huge
success and attracted in excess of 2,000
members of the public. See you there
next year.
In our efforts to reflect feedback from
one powerful voice, and offers you so much
members in the 2014 Members’ survey, the
more than just insurance, with management
MAAA have an exciting announcement. We have
support, expert advice and advocacy. For those
been working towards creating Silver Wings and
new to the sport, at MAAA clubs you will receive
will be launching this qualification across our
the best advice, instructors, knowledge and
clubs at the start of the 2015/16 membership
a safe environment within our clubs so that
renewal period. Further details are on page 6 of
everybody can experience the adrenaline rush
this edition.
and thrill of flight.
I’m also pleased to announce that applications
Until next time have a safe, fun flight.
are now open for the 2015 MAAA’s Club
Assistance Scheme.
The Scheme will deliver funding to help our
clubs provide facilities that will not only benefit
members, but encourage all Australians to take
part in our exciting sport.
The Club Assistance Scheme has previously
supported the purchases of fire fighting and
mowing equipment and the construction of
shaded areas and toilet blocks.
Initiatives like the Club Assistance Scheme go
a long way towards seeing our sport grow. They
exemplify our motto, “aeromodellers helping
aeromodellers”. For more information on The
MAAA’s Club Assistance Scheme visit www.
maaa.org.au.
It will soon be time to renew your membership
We have been working towards creating
Silver Wings and will be launching this
qualification across our clubs soon.
Safe fun in the sun!
Keep your wits about you!
• Make sure you don’t dehydrate
by having access to plenty of
fluids while at the field. Water
containers are not what they
used to be and there’s a range
of new drinking bottles that are
aluminium and double-walled
(with no spill straws) to keep
your water cool.
• Take a look at your clothing for
the best protection in avoiding
sun damage to your skin, which
may come back in the future to
torment you. Long sleeve light
cotton shirts may work and some
come in material that has an SPF
rating.
• If you need to retrieve a model
away from the field, consider
your personal safety and make
sure someone knows where you
are going and in what direction.
• Take additional care if you
intend to operate by yourself and
always carry a mobile phone so
you can call for help.
• Try to avoid leaving models
in closed vehicles during the
summer months as this can
cause problems not only with
canopies but electronics, which
may then fail at a later date.
Pilot safety awareness does not
stop by ensuring your electric model
is armed in the correct manner
and in a safe environment. It does
not stop by keeping fingers away
from spinning propellers or by not
carrying out a ‘radio range check’
prior to the first flight of the day.
Taking the time to actually check
that the control functions on that
new model ARE working in the
correct direction, not just ‘waggling
in the breeze’, avoids an unsafe
operation and embarrassment.
The MAAA investigates accidents
that occur across the country and
it’s really very important when
flying model aircraft to keep your
wits about you. If your mates aren’t
paying attention, remind them and
place the safety of yourself and
fellow modellers before anything
else. Nobody wants a good, fun
flight to be spoiled by a trip to the
emergency ward.
Remember, you can learn a great
deal from your fellow flyers who
want to see you succeed and enjoy
the experience for many years
to come. For more information
on clubs near you visit the MAAA
website at www.maaa.asn.au.
with the MAAA, I’d encourage existing members
to stay part of our organisation that forms
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THE MAAA HAS HEARD WHAT MEMBERS HAVE TO SAY! WE’VE INTRODUCED A SILVER WINGS
QUALIFICATION BASED ON YOUR FEEDBACK IN THE 2014 MEMBERS’ SURVEY.
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THE EXCITEMENT OF
AEROBATICS
MAAA MEMBER PETER BRYNER TELLS WINGSPAN ABOUT THE EXCITEMENT OF AEROBATICS
AND SAYS THAT LIFE IN THE FAST LANE ISN’T AS SIMPLE AS IT SEEMS. BEHIND THE
EXCITEMENT OF THE STRIKING SPITFIRE, OR THAT LARGE 100CC YAK, THERE’S A PILOT
WHO STARTED WITH A HIGH-WING TRAINER.
Silver wings will be applicable to
members flying models weighing over
2kg, while the gold wings will remain the
same.
The MAAA has listened to our
cost model to enter the wings system
with flying a heavier and possibly
Scale aerobatics is a vibrant aspect
The truth is that flying a plane is a
Practise makes perfect and I’ve been
membership and recently changed
and hopefully progress up the scale to
faster aircraft.
of aeromodelling and competitions
learned skill that can be done the easy
impressed by the small contingent of
the wings recognition program to
bigger and more powerful models.
In the transition period, all members
are what make aeromodelling a
way or the hard way. The hard way is
flyers who attend a field regularly and
include a silver wings category, which
Silver wings will be applicable to
who hold a bronze wing rating will
sport as well as a hobby. It’s not easy
to do it all on your own. The easy way
practice aspects of their flying, and at
will commence from July 1, 2015 and
members flying models weighing over
be provided with silver wings. These
to place yourself under the scrutiny
is to find out who has done it before
open days can show an amazing skill
cover model aircraft above 2kg.
2kg, while the gold wings will remain
wings will be available, through your
of your peers while you try to fly a
and who will help you. There are
level.
the same. The new system will also
State Association, at the beginning
known sequence you’ve spent all
clubs throughout Australia set up for
This move comes after extensive
allow more flyers to demonstrate
of the 2015/16 membership year on
year trying to perfect, or to undertake
just this situation: To introduce and
Most of these pilots have spent hours
consultation through our 2014
their proficiency when visiting other
renewal of membership.
the nervous challenge of flying an
develop interest in flying –all forms
of practice refining their skills of
membership survey and feedback
MAAA clubs and participating in MAAA
unknown sequence you’ve only seen
of flying, whether it’s RC, free flight,
control. So apart from flying, they need
from clubs that changes to our
events.
on paper and flown in your head.
control line or scale aerobatics.
a reliable aircraft and they need a plan
proficiency scheme may help
Bronze wings will be retained to cover
model aircraft below 2kg. MOP027
to improve aspects of their flying.
encourage “park flyers” and those
Flying tests for both bronze and silver
Award of Wings and instructor ratings
But scale aerobatics definitely
I recommend you find a local club
new to the sport.
wings will be the same – that is, the
will be amended and published closer
attracts people to aeromodelling and,
and ask for advice. Initially you should
It’s one thing to copy what everyone
current bronze wings test. The only
to the implementation date.
with the large number of cheaper RC
concentrate on getting off the ground
else is doing at the field, but it is
The bronze wings category will be
differing factor will be the weight of
models on the market, it’s easy to be
and becoming proficient in landing
another to do it exactly when it’s
aimed at attracting modellers who
the aircraft. The pilot transitioning
deceived into thinking that flying is
and general flying. You can then
called for, and to a set of rules. This is
fly models under 2kg. This will allow
from bronze to silver wings will have
simpler than it appears.
move through aircraft to find the right
aerobatics. Model aerobatics follows
people who want to start off with a low
to demonstrate his or her proficiency
choice for you.
the same principles as full-size
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master blaster!
High-wing trainer
Low-wing trainer
FMS Yak 54 3D ARTF Sports Aircraft
Sport flyer
and uses the same Aresti diagrams
experienced builder help you check
(graphic language to illustrate
that the hardware supplied is suitable.
manoeuvres) as full-size.
Often small improvements from the
Once you can control a low-wing
standard or manufacturer supplied
trainer, the next airframe to
equipment can improve reliability.
experiment with is a sport-flyer, which
These may include making sure
is more aerodynamic than a trainer. If
pushrods don’t flex in their travel or
you work hard and keep refining your
that the fastenings to control horns
aerobatic skills it will soon be time for
Deciding on the type of transmitter
are firm and reliable. Using loctite on
a larger engine, maybe petrol 30cc or
to buy can be a challenge, but this
bolts helps to keep them in place, and
50cc. Check your field for any policies
is usually a budget driven decision.
doesn’t require over-tightening. A drop
about petrol planes and larger planes
Prices can vary from very cheap (like
of CA-glue in screw holes in balsa or
as well as sound restrictions that
those included in ‘combo’ models)
ply reduces the chance of the screws
might be in place.
up into the thousands of dollars. A
pulling out. Small tips like this go a
basic 4-7 channel is suitable for most
long way towards having a smooth
If you are interested in learning more
beginners, and can be replaced once
flight.
you can visit http://www.mini-iac.com
So, where do you start?
Transmitter
you feel ready.
High-wing trainer
LAST MONTH WINGSPAN PROFILED PATRICK DRAKE, A KEEN MODEL RC SUBMARINE
ENTHUSIAST. THIS MONTH WE TALK TO DAVID SIPUS, A PASSIONATE RC ENTHUSIAST
WHOSE CURRENT INFATUATION IS MODEL TANKS. HE’S WELL ON HIS WAY TO BEING
MASTER BLASTER.
A life-long passion for RC... David Sipus
shares his explosive enthusiasm for RC
Tanks
to learn more about scale aerobatics.
Low-wing trainer
Other interesting sites include:
The next type of model in your
The progression of models types from
progression is called a low-wing
http://www.scaleaeros.com.au
learner to advanced flying is similar
trainer. The Phoenix Scanner is the
http://iac.com
to full-size. It’s best for beginners to
most notable of its type. This model is
start with a high-wing trainer because
very similar to the high-wing trainer,
Tanks right now, trucks soon, but
of their stability and self-righting
just with the wings underneath. As a
tendency with dihedral setup in the
What’s your RC?
How did you become
involved in RC tanks?
What is your favourite RC
model?
anything that can be modelled and
Short answer…a friend introduced me
That’s a little like asking a parent
competent flyer you may still crash
can be controlled remotely: aircraft,
to them. Long answer…after my sister
which of their children they like the
wings. These planes are normally
a plane like this. It’s just because
cars, trucks, tanks and, really, I mean
passed away I drifted away from
most. I don’t really have a favourite
made of foam and can be electric or
you’re at the stage where you can take
anything. In the past I’ve tried to get
RC aircraft. She was a big influence
as such, but right now the custom
use a small glow engine. Trainers are
off and land, but exploring the sky,
my hands on old machinery like small
ever since the wires of my control
modified Walker bulldog DK1 would
around 1.8m, taking a 0.40cu-0.60cu
doing spins, loops, rolls, low passes
excavators and dingos (dingo as in
line plane got wrapped around her
rate quite high because of its
glow motor or equivalent in electric
and inverted flying inevitably leads
brand name and not the canine)
neck when we were children and
uniqueness as an RC tank. It’s hard to
and the classic balsa or ply style is still
to “dumb-thumbs” at the wrong time
but no luck…yet. I’ve had fun building
she was more concerned about the
make work properly, but then that’s
popular.
and a reduced margin for error. Oops.
large-scale dioramas with working
subsequent damage to the plane.
what I like about it. This started out
Flying is unforgiving, and all pilots
components to complement the
Anyhow, I was looking for something a
when I accidentally came across a
Once you’ve bought the kit, read the
need to know the consequences of
tanks. I’ve been working on realistic
little less intense and not so reliant on
DK1 on the web. I had accumulated
instructions and check the contents.
taking risks. Take-offs are voluntary,
looking tanks in battle situations...…
prevailing weather conditions. A new
a number of walker bulldogs (very
If you are extra patient, take it
landings compulsory, but not all
Boom.
tank club was forming at around the
popular RC tank) and decided to cut a
with you to a local club and let an
landings are controlled.
same time. New challenges presented
couple up for the modification.
themselves and I enjoyed the tanks.
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10 days. 9 sites. 78 events
Are you involved in other
RC models like model
aircrafts?
What models would you
recommend for someone
just starting out in the
sport?
I have about 27 odd aircraft, so
invaluable source of knowledge. Be
prepared that the model you chose to
create may not perform as desired.
Fliers will know what I mean in the
form of true scale planes like the F4U
yes. I’ve been involved with aircraft
Like most modellers, I will choose a
Corsair (also one of my favourites).
modelling since the age of five
model because of its looks or past
Be prepared to sacrifice form for
when my father gave me my first
associations. I can hear my fellow
function or vice versa to get it to work.
plane. It wasn’t RC (control line) but
club members saying, “Get a Tamia”
Get it right and the joy is endless.
marked the beginning. I became a
others would be recommending Heng
fully-fledged RC pilot about 12 years
Long (tanks). In short, Tamia if you like
ago and in 2008 I became a fix wing
to assemble, Heng Long if you don’t.
powered flight instructor. Before the
Holden-Ford, Pepsi-Coke, the reality
tanks and after the aircraft were RC
is whatever the heart desires, but
Blowing things up! But seriously…as an
stadium trucks. My son and I had a
without a doubt to fully appreciate
RC modeller I love to create. Making
go at indoor stadium truck racing.
what the heart desires get the best
it all look and work realistically. Then
I did a stint of full sized speedway
radio control system and components
kicking back with my fellow modellers
racing before getting into RC planes
that you can’t afford. I don’t think that
who feel the same way.
again (back issues put a stop to that).
anything can change an opinion about
I thought that it might be cheaper to
an RC model faster than a radio setup.
get into RC planes. How wrong was I!
When it comes to modelling it really
What’s your favourite
aspect of the sport?
countdown to the
nationals!
RADIO CONTROL
CONTROL LINE
FREE-FLIGHT
INDOOR
The countdown to the 68th Model Aircraft National Championships in 2015 is underway. Hundreds of the country’s top
model aircraft pilots are expected to descend on Queensland’s South-East for the National Championships to be held
in April 2015.
The Model Aeronautical Association of QLD, in conjunction with the MAAA and host club Tingalpa Model Aero Club,
recently launched a new website to celebrate the National Championships. To learn more visit
www.maaaevents.com.au
comes down to personal preferences
and no one should influence that.
However, that being said, when it
comes to making it work talk to those
who know and take notes. Get into a
club; other members are an
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Out &
about
model engines
formula 1 showdown!
THOUSANDS ATTENDED THE F1 AIR RACE AT
SANDOWN TO ENJOY FAST, FURIOUS AND
AFFORDABLE FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
THEY ENJOYED SEEING MODEL AIRCRAFT,
DRAGSTERS, OFF-ROAD WARRIORS
AND SPEED BOATS IN ACTION ON THEIR
DOORSTEP AT SANDOWN RACEWAY. THE
MAAA WAS PROUD TO SPONSOR AND HELP
ORGANISE THIS GREAT EVENT!
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find a club
Looking for a model aircraft club near you?
The MAAA has more than 300 clubs Australia-wide and
you can find them all on our website at
www.maaa.asn.au
Simply click on Membership, Find a club and enter
your details - You’ll be taking to the sky in no time!
FROM BREAKING A GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR FLYING AN RC HELICOPTER ACROSS
BASS STRAIT TO RACING JETS UP TO 300KM/H, THERE’S NOT MUCH MODEL ENGINES
PURCHASING DIRECTOR NEIL ADDICOTT AND AND MANAGING DIRECTOR MIKE FARNAN
WON’T DO TO EXPERIENCE THE ADRENALINE RUSH OF FLIGHT.
The two pilots went head to head at the F1 Air Race
AFHSS flexibility, impressive 4096 resolution and ultra low
Sandown, an event that delivered fast, furious and
latency, this affordable, feature-packed transmitter brings
affordable fun for the whole family.
ease and reliability to all pilots. The Flash 7 allows you to
store up to 20 models and has full telemetry capability to
Mike Farnan finished second overall in the Cassutt Air Race
help you keep your finger on the pulse of all your models.
going down by only one second to the eventual winner,
Jeremy Randle, over four rounds of intense racing.
Hitec products are distributed by Model Engines to retail
hobby shops around Australia and are also available online
Mike and Neil Addicott were both using the super reliable
from www.worldhobbies.com
Hitec Aurora 9x transmitter with Hitec Optima 9 AFHSS
receivers and they never missed a beep with both pilots
completing four rounds in blustery conditions.
Get flying fast with the Flash 7
Model Engines’ association with Hitec products continues
with their latest release, the Hitec Flash 7 transmitter,
which delivers outstanding performance at an unbeatable
L to R, Luke Cullen and Lee Seabrook.
price. Ideal for beginners and experts alike, with built-in
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The future
of our sport
SINCE 2004, THE AEROSPACE EDUCATION AWARDS HAVE BEEN HELD AT QUEENSLAND’S
PARLIAMENT HOUSE TO CONTINUE TO HONOUR THE HIGHFLYING ACHIEVERS FROM
AROUND THE STATE
Industry benefactors from Boeing
Defence Australia, Brisbane Airport
• Boeing, Brisbane Airport and GE
Aviation Teacher Innovation Award
Corporation, GE Aviation, the Guild of
• Illustrating personal qualities
which particularly indicate why the
applicant is a suitable recipient of
Air Pilots and Air Navigators, Qantas
This year the boys from Calamvale
Airways, and the Royal Aeronautical
Community College entered into the
Society presented awards to the
Aeroskills scholarship awards which
I wish to Congratulate both Mick and
winners from Year 10 to 12 at the
three scholarships were provided by
Sylvester being successful in winning
Awards last year.
Aviation Australia, ATEA and Boeing
a Scholarship each due to their
Defence Australia.
hard work over the last two years in
The awards included:
the scholarship.
Sylvester Young, Chris Paterson and
Mick Adcock entered into the Aerospace
awards for 2014
Aeroskills as well as the UAV Challenge.
These Awards are Scholarships for
• The Spirit of Boeing award
• Year 12 Aerospace studies award
• Brisbane Corporation Year 11
Award
• GE Aviation year 10 Award
graduating Yr. 12 students to the value
This will now set them up for life as
This is a prestigious award, which will
of approximately $4,500 each to cover
they continue their studies at Aviation
provide the recipient with:
the student contribution for the 12
Australia and ATAE. For myself, I
months formal training including all
entered into the Teacher Innovation
the theory and off-the-job practical
awards.
components of an Institutional
into an apprenticeship either at
award is awarded to a teacher
Qantas, Virgin or Boeing Defence.
from one of the Aerospace Gateway
the provision of professional
Schools. This is a significant award
development for colleagues; and
The students had to complete a 4 min
which recognises an outstanding
video showing:
commitment to teaching excellence
• The work they have completed at
school in Aeroskills
• Qantas Quest Year 11 Award
• External activities they have been
• Raytheon Innovators Award
• Aeroskills Scholarships, proudly
sponsored by Aviation Australia,
• a leadership opportunity in
• the ability to contribute to the
in the field of aerospace education.
effectiveness of the Aerospace
The Award recognises a teaching
Gateway Schools Project.
professional who demonstrates
A big thank you to Mark Tunstall
for helping out with writing the
This year I was extremely proud to
supporting documentation for myself
receive the award being placed 1st out
and students.
of 5 other worthy teachers.
aerospace- related studies; and
The Aerospace Teacher Excellence
• The Honorable Company of Air
Pilots Award
development experience in
Certificate IV in Aeroskills and then
• The Royal Aeronautical Society
Award
• a valuable professional
comment on the applicant’s work
Thank you to Debbie Williamson and
1st Prize for this award is a trip to
Cathy Crawford for completing the
Space Camp USA for 2 weeks as well as
schools supporting documentation
traveling to the Boeing assembly plant
and for also attending the awards
of all the commercial and defence
ceremony at Parliament house in
aircraft projects currently being
Brisbane city.
constructed.
Chris Paterson
I am extremely proud of the awards
Technology Teacher
we have won for ourselves and for
Calamvale Community College
initiative in his/her approach to
For this award it was my second time
Calamvale Community College. I
aerospace education and who
entering. Each application included:
am always working to improve our
involved with such as the UAV
inspires others through the teacher’s
Challenge.
ongoing contributions to the learning
• A statement of application by the
outcomes of both students and other
applicant of no more than 800
for our students to advance their
teachers.
words; and
opportunities in the aviation industry.
stance in the community for Aviation
and to create as many opportunities
Airline Academy of Australia and
Boeing Defence Australia.
• A short supporting statement from
a person who is in a position to
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LEARNING TO FLY AT
ST MARGARET’S
MAAA members visited St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School recently and helped students who were taking part in
their science, technology, engineering and maths, STEM Project. The girls had practical experience learning about
aerodynamics and a great time flying!
IMPORTANT DATE SAVER
October 24-25, 2015
Australian Model Flying Day, please add it
to your club calendar.
All MAAA clubs and members are
encouraged to participate in some type
of flying activity in aid of a nominated
MAAA charity. More details will come in
the next edition of Wingspan.
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