Category Archives: Club Update

Steve Hastings has contacted the sustainability center regarding their Green Day. This year it is to be held on Sunday the 12 May. As the field will be used as a car park there will be no flying on that day for safety … Continue reading →

Hi all,   By the time you read this Christmas will be over and the New Year fast approaching, with the contents of a big brown box spread over the living room floor, and thoughts of another 15 minutes building … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas everyone, happy flying in 2013, in the meantime;

I hope you have found the articles I have written about the early days of PAM interesting, amusing and/or, perhaps,   prompting “but for the grace of God go I.” In the 70s, Club 20 Pylon Racing became popular.  However, in … Continue reading →

In the early 70’s we flew off 27 megs. Unfortunately everybody else used the same band, Winchester Hill gliders, Citizens Band and the whole of the south coast boating fraternity with their cheap ship to shore radio’s. This often caused … Continue reading →

Hi Steve In part 2, I mentioned that PAM were popular with the locals and we carried out several static and flying demos throughout the year. Bob Pethybridge was always keen on 60″ 60 powered pattern ships. He flew,  for a long time, a … Continue reading →

This month the theme is the “Aeronca” stories. PAM was well known for inviting guests to fly on a Sunday morning. One such regular, was an older flyer from the Chichester club? Unfortunately, he was not in good health and decided to … Continue reading →

Hi all, as those of you who were at the last club night will know I was contacted by a Mr Cliff Holt wanting to get in touch with Don. With Dons permission I have passed on the details so … Continue reading →

Thanks to Andy P (Colin Cowplain) for once again stepping into the breach and producing another great report for March. There is a noticeable difference between our style’s, apart from grammar and spelling, his reports use a lot more factual content and … Continue reading →