Month: March 2015

Chuck first got started in the hobby in 1984. His first love was RC Fixed Wing. Once the late 90’s hit, chuck became addicted to the world of helicopters. He was involved in a local flying club called the Tulsa Glue Dobbers, where he and many other friends would fly Helicopters.  With-in the last few years, some of his flying companions at the club decided to break off and create a Heli Club called Broken Arrow Rotors. In only a year’s time, the Broken Arrow Rotors club managed to turn an abandoned county nursery into a quality RC field, building a shelter and installing power. You can find Chuck and his club-mates attending several Funflys, including IRCHA, throughout the year. ” I competed in the IRCHA Speed Cup the first two years it was held, and I plan on competing in sportsman class this year.” States Chuck.

Welcome to the team Chuck!

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Nate started his addiction at a young age. When he was a small boy, his grandfather introduced him into the world of RC, and he has been flying ever since. When Nate hit his teenage years, he decided to start flying competition. In the time period of his competition flying, he walked away with from IMAC Aerobatics with several medals. Over the years, Nate has dabbled in a little bit of everything, landing most recently on Fixed Wing and Helicopters.  Nate’s exposure to aviation does not stop with flying RC. As a career, Nate owns and operates his own aviation business of repair, restoring, and flying full scale aircraft.

Welcome to the Team Nate!

Take a look at Jeti Pilot Rich Miller and his beautiful Dolphin S at Florida Jets.
This Fei Bao Dolphin S has a wingspan of 92 1/8″ and a length of 81 5/8″, and weighs in at 30lbs. Rich is running a Jet Central Cheetah, Hitec HS-7955TG, HS-5625, and HS-645MG servos, 5000mAh batteries, and of course, the Jeti Radio System. Check out its custom paint scheme commissioned by Eric Clap from Jet Central USA.
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Bob Belluomini is a man of many skills. He started flying at the age of 11, beginning with control line and free flight models. In 1969, Bob flew his first RC aircraft. During his college years, he focused on pattern, and then moved into helicopters, where he flew competition and FAI Heli events. Bob’s current discipline is EDF and high powered electric models.

Along with an extensive background on various different aircraft, has dove head first into his local flying community. He has belonged to the Greater Cincinnati Radio Control Club since 1975, and he recently joined the Ohio River View R/C Flyers Club. As a founding member of IRCHA, he has help manage the event during the years it took place in Columbus, OH. In addition to past events, he plans to manage Ohio River View R/C Flyers Club’s first ever Electric Ducted Fan meet. 2015 will also be his third year hosting the EDF Jet Jam. Bob’s current flying takes him to numerous jet events throughout the year, so keep an eye out for him on the field!

Welcome to the Team Bob!