Radioactive1866
New member
I'm in the Lake Norman area. I'm currently learning/crashing at lake norman high school in mooresville. Would love to go to some kind of meet up around here and I'm sure my brother in law would attend as well.
The list is growing! While we haven't organized anything yet (one day...), this is the place to get in touch with your fellow Flite Test fanatics should you happen to live in (or around) the great state of North Carolina. Stop by, say hello, and we'll keep the directory updated should we choose to one day unite and start a revolution...or, you know, go fly some remote control models together.
NC Flite Test Flyers (so far) :
mrstamp80 - Sherrills Ford (Lake Norman)
meatay - Greensboro
FlyingEli14 - Statesville
jburchel - High Point
severed - Graham
Lorenzo - Greensboro
bstanley72 - Charlotte
phyber - Danville, VA
DaveA - Mooresville
sierra_bravo - Charlotte
rcflyer729 - Monroe
FeWolf - Fayetteville
BigAl07 - Clyde
iwlf - Mount Gilead
DRONE JONES - Greenville
Curins - Moore County (Pinehurst Area)
AandPmechanic - Newport
ncsky - Holly Springs
wizard122 - Charlotte
Denibqatlh - Gastonia
Hoyteq - Morrisville
dwight - Apex
CeRuLeaNBLu - Asheville
aeroncalover - Newton Grove
debay777 - Newport
I am out of Eastover NC, formerly of Fayetteville NC. Good to meet you Alan. Where do you fly?Fayetteville, NC
where do you end up flying? That's close to Eastover, NC.Hi Everyone,
Looks like a large group in NC. I was at Joe Nall last week and ran across several people from parts of NC.
I'm located in Holly Springs.
did you drive or fly? What planes did you bring?I am in Charlotte till the end of August for work and I am looking for people to fly with while I am here
Feel free to message me! I am eager to meet new people around the area
What are you building? what's your latest?FeWolf, Fayetteville,NC aka Ft. Bragg Home of the Airborne.
I do not really fly much I am more of a builder, Build lots of plans for young people to get into RC.
some weekend we should meetup and fly a bit.I'm in Fayetteville, so not so far from you. There's a few of us FliteTest fans that fly down at Davis Bridge Aero Modelers on the edge of Fayetteville/Parkton. Probably a haul for you from Southern Pines, but it's a friendly club that flies all kinds of stuff.
I am flying at local school, which happens to have a very large farm land, known the family for yearsI think It took 3-4 months before I flew a half-lap around the football field. another 4 before I flew again, solidly (like a WHOLE lap) a whole year later to do it with confidence. A Simulator really helps with getting your mind wrapped around orientation and getting your thumbs to do tell your plane do what your brain wants. also you can use it to try out tricks. (Like flying inversions.)