About CCRC

Chester County Radio Control Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the hobby of model aeronautics. Our primary flying site is in Coatesville, PA. CCRC is AMA Chartered Club 196, established January 27, 1971.

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Information

CCRC is currently accepting new memberships for 2018. For more information, please contact us at info@chestercountyrc.com .

Click this link for the  CCRC-Membership-Application_2018 .

New to the hobby? We have experienced trainers who are ready to teach you how to fly properly and safely. Paid members can learn, at no additional cost, for as long as it takes to fly on their own. Contact us at info@chestercountyrc.com for more information about our training program, or visit our Training Page.

Training

Latest News

Strasburg Field cleanup day was a great success. We had several new members in attendance, the weather was beautiful and the flying was great. The field looks better than it ever has. Don’t forget to join us on May 5th for Sisk Field cleanup day.

West Bradford Township Day is Sunday, May 20th at Broad Run Park from noon until 4:00 pm. We usually put on a static display and if weather permits a flying display. Please let a board member know if you are interested in participating.

Marty Zeller has written an article where he analyzes some common causes for a failed flight. This is great preventative information and also addresses some safety concerns. Please download the article 03-24-2018 Safety Topic and read it. It might save you a lot of frustration or even prevent you from getting injured.

Besides the elected positions of President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary, there are also the appointed positions of Safety Officer, Training Coordinator and Web Master. If anyone would like to volunteer for those positions, please let the current officers know you are interested in volunteering.

Please be careful to maintain the 5 mph speed limit when entering and exiting the field. Also be careful when crossing the end of the runway that there are no incoming aircraft. Be mindful of the field boundaries, especially if there is a cross wind.

 

 

 

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