We had our best attendance at the Indoor meeting at ETSA Park in February for many months. There were foamie shock flyers, small quadcopters, indoor helicopters and foamie warbirds doubling up as pylon racers and one lonely hand launch glider.

Mike's fleet for the night Mike's fleet for the night

Steve Nelson's models Steve Nelson's models

Steve Nelson flew this in a very scale like manner, as an ex Cathay Pacific captain should Steve Nelson flew this in a very scale like manner, as an ex Cathay Pacific captain should

One of the original Shock Flyers from Ikarus One of the original Shock Flyers from Ikarus

Mike gave our sample Blade 120S an outing. Very nice!

[caption id="attachment_9306" align="alignnone" width="450"] The E-flite UMX J-3 Cub did its best to keep up with the pylon guys[/caption]

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JJ's Crack YAK 55

We were very fortunate to have the stadium to ourselves after 8:00 when all the netballers left. It was really good to see members from Holdfast, Skyhawks, AMA, Noarlunga and SSL in attendance.

Jarryd, Shaun and Greg having fun

Jarryd, Shaun and Greg having fun

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Hamish Scott minus the obligatory helicopter

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Chris Brislin with an E-flite UMX Whipit DLG

Chris Brislin who is one of Australia's finest IMAC pilots was having a lot of fun with an E-flite UMX Whipit hand launch glider until it decided to park itself on a roof truss very high up in the stadium. And you can't slow down 3 of SA's best pylon racers even when walls and the ceiling restrict the airspace. Shaun and Jarryd Jacobsen spent the night chasing Greg Leigh's 2S powered brushless P-47 Thunderbolt.

Ian Smedman with his UMX Piper J-3 Cub

Ian Smedman with his UMX Piper J-3 Cub

Andrew Pile with his Mini Vapor

Andrew Pile with his Mini Vapor

Greg Leigh with his UM P-47 Thunderbolt

Greg Leigh with his UM P-47 Thunderbolt

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Steve Nelson with his Blade 180QX

David from Holdfast who went solo with his UM Sport Cub

David from Holdfast who went solo with his UM Sport Cub

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Natesh from AMA showing us how to hove]

We are back for more fun on Thursday 17th March at 7:30PM at ETSA Park, Mile End where we hope you can join us. $10 to fly for 2 hours, free to watch.

Please note that the Indoor Flying schedule for the rest of the year is still under review with Netball SA due to State League matches being played on a Thursday night starting in April. Watch this space.