Neal's Stuff R/C Links

The links below are places I use when doing stuff with radio control. Even though it can be a real blast, this hobby can get expensive fast. And that is even when you don't crash!
Arizona Flying Clubs Arizona Model Pilots Society http://www.ampsrc.com/ Sun Valley Fliers http://www.sunvalleyfliers.com/ These are a couple of the clubs in the north Phoenix area that are real popular for flyers. The fields are usually very busy on the weekends and weekday mornings. During the summertime fields usually becomes available in the afternoon because of the heat. Complete Arizona Clubs Listing http://www.rc-airplane-world.com/arizona-rc-airplane-clubs.html This site tries to list all of the Arizona clubs. It can come in handy if you have just moved and are trying to locate a nearby field.		Places To Buy Stuff From Here are a few of the places I have used before when buying R/C airplanes and supplies. You may get a better selection by using Google or Yahoo since there are so many new places springing up. Tower Hobbies http://www.towerhobbies.com/ SR srbatteries.com http://www.srbatteries.com/rc.htm Draganfly Innovations Inc. http://www.rctoys.com/ Frank's Hobby House 3135 E Cactus Rd, Phoenix, Az 85032 602-992-3495 Hobby Bench 8058 N 19 Ave, Phoenix, Az 85021 602-995-1755 4240 W Bell Rd, Phoenix, Az 85032 602-547-1828
AMA - Academy of Model Aeronautics http://www.modelaircraft.org/ Each AMA sanctioned flying field requires pilots to have AMA membership in order to fly. Most clubs allow folks new to the hobby to fly without a membership in the flying club if they are sponsored by an existing member. Eventually, the flyer will need to have an AMA membership before joining a flying club. This site allows easy sign ups for new members and renewals for existing members.		R/C Airplane World http://www.rc-airplane-world.com This site has a lot of links and information for beginners and seasoned modelers or fliers. There are links for electric, jets, helicopters, gliders and yes, even UFOs!