***RE-POSTPONED***

Due to ongoing red flag fire conditions, we will be unable to conduct our launch in Amesbury on the 16th of November. We will see what we can do to reschedule in December.

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August 24, 2013 Acton Launch

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Published: Sunday, 01 September 2013 22:38
Written by Bill Spadafora

Our second August launch in Acton was even better than the first. The weather was still pleasant but the winds were lighter and there were several times during the day when there was no wind at all. Attendance was up. Jim Flis counted 40 cars and 100 people. We had 287 flights which may be a record for Acton. There are a few pictures in the gallery and more on the Fliskts website. Keep an eye on the new video section of this site for Howard's drone video.

August 10, 2013 Acton Launch

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Published: Tuesday, 13 August 2013 23:12
Written by Bill Spadafora
If it wasn't for the wind it would have been a perfect day to fly in Acton. The sky was clear and the field was impressively dry considering the rain we had on Friday. Even with the wind, skillful flying kept just about everything out of the trees. The total flight count for the day was around 185. Since nobody else will write these articles you get to read about my granson's first rocket launch. He's a little over 2 1/2 years old and this was his first rocket launch. My whole family except Zack's infant brother showed up. His first couple of launches went well (one is in the video section). Then I flew one of mine and landed it in the power lines. Clearly in doubt of my flying skills he wouldn't let his be flown until I flew mine again (the wind had blown it down) to prove they didn't all land in the wires. He got to witness his first cato when an E12 let go in John B.s Super Big Bertha. He spent some time hiding behing his father after that (Zack not John). Claude's streamer rockets were a big hit with my family. Once again, thanks to those who signed up for and performed range duty. If you haven't helped out in the past be sure to grab a slot at the next launch.There are photos in the gallery and most of them are not of my grandson.
  1. July 27, 2013 Amesbury Launch
  2. July 13 Acton Launch