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The AMA
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The Academy of Model Aeronautics.
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NWSS
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The Northwest Soaring Society, our parent
organization for contests.
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PASS
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The Portland Area Sailplane Society.
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SASS
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The Seattle Area Soaring Society.
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MCS
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The Mid Columbia Soarers
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Local
Dealers
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Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area modeling shops.
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Charles River Radio Controllers
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Absolutely amazing site from a
Massachusetts soaring club.
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slopeflyer.com |
A site dedicated to the sport of slope flying.
Reviews, flying logs, other interesting topics. Includes a list of slope
flying sites around the country. They sell some nifty slope flying
airplanes, too. |
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RC Soaring
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A commercial site, but with few ads. This
site contains an amazing assortment of links, including an alphabetical
listing of suppliers and manufacturers, forums, eBay sailplane auction
link, photos, etc. Frequently updated.
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RC Groups
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This is a forum site containing discussions of
every conceivable aspect of radio control soaring, form thermal to slope
to electric powered. This link takes you to the sailplane forum from which
you can access other forums on all aspects of RC hobbies. In particular,
you may wish to navigate to the Electrics page.
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Andrew Miloski's
Links
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Andrew Miloski has assembled a
vast assortment of links for information on just about every aspect of RC
soaring and related topics. If Andrew doesn't have it, it may not exist.
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RCSE
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The Radio Control Soaring Exchange
is an email based forum. Messages average around 20 or more per day on a
variety of topics but are primarily focused on thermal duration. This link
takes you to the archives so you can look for previous discussions. You do
not need to be a member or on the list to view the archives.
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Fatlion
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A very thorough and well prepared treatise on
r/c sailplanes for those new to the sport. Each class of sailplane
has its own page complete with model recommendations. (Fatlion is just the
web owner's web identity). |
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Other Links
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A collection of miscellaneous sites which you
may find useful. |
