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[Coachella]
[Corona]
[Gilman Springs]
[Inland Empire Rotor and Wing]
[Inland Slope Rebels]
[Little Mountain]
[Norton]
[Palomar]
[Prado]
[Rabbit Dry Lake]
[Riverside RC Club]
Flying Sites
The MARKS Club sports currently one main flying site: Our Greenspot field is about 3 miles East of the city of Highland. The runway has a polymer surface (resurfaced 2008), is 580ft long, and 48ft wide. During winters with lots of rain we have a big lake just down the runway in Greenspot where we can fly float planes.
You need a key to get to this site - during competitions and events we will have either a member
at the gate or a cell phone number posted where the code for the number lock can be obtained.
If you would like to check out the field please send an e-mail to our Greenspot Field Director
(Steven Lumpkin).
Greenspot
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Affiliated Sites & Neighboring Clubs
Little Mountain
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Little Mountain is, as it's name says a little mountain right wihtin the city limits of San Bernardino. Thanks to the West exposition of its slopes this is an excellent place for slope gliders. Winds normally range from 7 to 15Mph on regular days. On windy days we have measured winds with speeds in excess of 30Mph. Little Mountain is open for everybody.
Rabbit Dry Lake
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Rabbit Dry Lake: About 45 minutes away from San Bernardino in Apple Valley, there is another exiting place where our members frequently can be found. As hinted by its name this is a dry lake bed in the desert, very flat and most importantly big. Because of its size this site is, therefore, frequently used as a test bed for new models. The flying area is easily accessible through a dirt road from Route 18. As with the Little Mountain flying site, Rabbit Dry lake is shared by RC model enthusiasts and no membership is necessary.
Gilman Springs RC Flyers
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The Gilman Springs RC Flyers (http://www.gilmanspringsrcflyers.com) are a club that is located in the neighboring Moreno Valley area. This is a very active club with a nice runway bordering a lake that allows to fly float planes year round. Every year there are multiple fun fly events that are open for everybody. Besides these fun flys, the MARKS club and the Gilman Springs RC Flyers organize a monthly pylon race that is held alternating at the Greenspot respectively at the Gilman Springs site.
Chino Prado Field
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Norton Field
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The Pomona Valley Club (http://www.pvmac.com/) has like the MARKS club two well maintained hardtop runways. One flying field is in Prado (next to Chino) and the other is in the perimeter of the former Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino. The Prado site is the host of the well established, annual Best in the West Jet Rally
American Model Airport Association / AMAA
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Inland Slope Rebels
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The Inland Slope Rebels (http://www.inlandsloperebels.com)
are organized in a club dedicated to [you probably have figured that out] flying gliders
in the slopes of Southern California. They have have a cool website with a list of many
slope flying sites around here in the South.
Form their web-site: "The ISR (Inland Slope Rebels) of Riverside, CA. is a Radio Control Slope Soaring
glider club that was founded in December of 1995, by a group of dedicated modelers whose goal is to
energize each other, and the R/C Slope Soaring community into top notch designers, builders and fliers".
Coachella Valley RC Club
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The Coachella Valley RC Club (http://www.coachellarc.com/) is located near Palm Springs. This is a very active club that has a great flying site with an only three year old runway. The Coachella Valley RC Club hosted the 2006 Best in the West Jet Rally.
Palomar R/C Flyers
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The Palomar R/C Flyers Club (http://www.palomarrcflyers.org/) is San Diego County's largest powered radio-controlled flying club. AMA Chartered (Charter #141) since the late fifties, the club provides a wide range of activities and facilities for the membership.
Inland Empire Rotor and Wing
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Inland Empire Rotor and Wing The Inland Empire Rotor & Wing club has been flying at Curtis Middle School since the early 70's. The field is open to flying on Sundays only. The club is primarily helicopters but airplanes are always welcome. The grass field area is 450 x 900 feet with an over fly area on two sides increasing the flying area to 1/3 mile square. Visitors are always welcome no charge. AMA and a desire to have fun are required. More information can be requested from IERW@skyeyephoto.com
Riverside RC Club
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The Riverside RC Club The Riverside RC Club (http://www.riversidercclub.org) is located in Perris. This is an old and very active club that has a great flying site with almost no obstructions, easy freeway access and a large, flat surrounding area. The Riverside RC Club hosts two IMAC and two pattern meets each year.
Chula Vista Model Radio Control Club
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Chula Vista Model Radio Control Club The Chula Vista Model Radio Control Club (http://www.cvmrcc.com) is located in San Diego, very close to the Mexican border. It is one of the older and established RC clubs in the Southland, being formed back in 1974. The Chula Vista club has a large contingent of pilots flying larger RC, acrobatic, and IMAC planes.
Corona R/C Club
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Corona R/C Club The Corona RC Club (http://www.coronarcclub.com/) is a family oriented club that has a strong focus on enjoying the sport of radio control modeling. We are always searching for more people to enjoy our passion with. We invite anyone to come on out and join us. Please take your time and enjoy our site. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact anyone listed in these pages. We would love to meet you and we hope that you might want to join our family