If someone who has already signed up would like to post a copy of what was written in the article that would be great. I refuse to give them any viewership based on what it sounds like you guys are reporting here.
More Bashing of RC Hobby
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mesolost
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WHAT TO BRING
The handy guide you're holding right now, or a mobile version of same.
A Pegasus Pin, $5, wouldn't hurt. They're good for admission to a host of Derby events through May 2.
Earplugs, especially for kids. Almost everything about Thunder Over Louisville is loud.
Sunscreen and a hat.
THE COURIER-JOURNAL
Updated: Thunder air show schedule
A roll of toilet paper, extra plush.
A radio so you can hear the air show commentary on 106.9 FM WVEZ.
A full tank of gas for the inevitable traffic jam. Don't be that guy who runs out of gas and makes a bad situation worse.
THE COURIER-JOURNAL
Road closures for Thunder Over Louisville
WHAT NOT TO BRING
For safety reasons, the following are not permitted in the event area, which goes south from the Ohio River to Main Street between Clay Street and 10th Street and includes the Thunder Chow Wagon and North Great Lawn viewing area. Due to increased security, all persons and parcels are subject to search.
Drones. It'd be nice to say they're banned just because they're dumb, but the Federal Aviation Administration frowns upon actual planes sharing airspace with idiot-powered drones.
Tents, canopies, stakes, pennant lines or tape for roping areas off.
Picnic blankets and tarps bigger than 10 feet by 10 feet are taboo, but lawn chairs are fine.
Pets, no matter how much you love them.
Grills, no matter how much you love them.
Bikes, skateboards or skates. There's free valet bike parking at the intersection of Preston and Witherspoon streets.
Outside alcohol or drinks in glass bottles.
THE COURIER-JOURNAL
Where to park for Thunder over Louisville
On the Indiana side of the river, the Jeffersonville Police Department has also banned lasers, silly string and aerosol cans or noxious gases.
Jeffrey Lee Puckett can be reached at (502) 582-4160, jpuckett@courier-journal.com and on Twitter, @JLeePuckett.
The handy guide you're holding right now, or a mobile version of same.
A Pegasus Pin, $5, wouldn't hurt. They're good for admission to a host of Derby events through May 2.
Earplugs, especially for kids. Almost everything about Thunder Over Louisville is loud.
Sunscreen and a hat.
THE COURIER-JOURNAL
Updated: Thunder air show schedule
A roll of toilet paper, extra plush.
A radio so you can hear the air show commentary on 106.9 FM WVEZ.
A full tank of gas for the inevitable traffic jam. Don't be that guy who runs out of gas and makes a bad situation worse.
THE COURIER-JOURNAL
Road closures for Thunder Over Louisville
WHAT NOT TO BRING
For safety reasons, the following are not permitted in the event area, which goes south from the Ohio River to Main Street between Clay Street and 10th Street and includes the Thunder Chow Wagon and North Great Lawn viewing area. Due to increased security, all persons and parcels are subject to search.
Drones. It'd be nice to say they're banned just because they're dumb, but the Federal Aviation Administration frowns upon actual planes sharing airspace with idiot-powered drones.
Tents, canopies, stakes, pennant lines or tape for roping areas off.
Picnic blankets and tarps bigger than 10 feet by 10 feet are taboo, but lawn chairs are fine.
Pets, no matter how much you love them.
Grills, no matter how much you love them.
Bikes, skateboards or skates. There's free valet bike parking at the intersection of Preston and Witherspoon streets.
Outside alcohol or drinks in glass bottles.
THE COURIER-JOURNAL
Where to park for Thunder over Louisville
On the Indiana side of the river, the Jeffersonville Police Department has also banned lasers, silly string and aerosol cans or noxious gases.
Jeffrey Lee Puckett can be reached at (502) 582-4160, jpuckett@courier-journal.com and on Twitter, @JLeePuckett.
He's a hack writer if he actually wrote the, "they are just dumb," comment as a joke. Reminds me of my idiot freshman students who call each other, "gay." Their defense is always, "I was just joking."
At least EAA is nice about asking people not to fly on the airventure grounds. They issue a notam to make sure no pilots are bringing MRs to fly over the event (which is a bad idea for obvious reasons). They also let people know about their rules through e-mails prior to the event. As a whole, EAA has actually been a pretty awesome regulation regarding our hobby, which doesn't even pertain to them. They partnered with the AMA for the safe integration of sUAS and actually had a pretty big part in the reform of the FAA regs.
