Learning to Fly Solo
Training Evenings for Radio Control Model Flyers
begin from
Tuesday 1st May 2012 – 3.30pm
All members new and newish to KLAMC!
As you may know, KLAMC has another flying field? It has a really nice cut grass field with no major obstacles such as rabbit fences, busy roads, buildings, etc to fly into! From Tuesday the 2nd May 2011 training will be given totally free of charge by some of the Club’s most experienced members.
So don’t miss out!
Get ready for that BMFA ‘A’ Certificate now!
All levels up to Certificate level are Welcome! Make being a member worthwhile. Get qualified and enjoy your KLAMC Membership!
See you at Wooton Marsh Tuesday 1st May 2012 – from 3.30 pm! 
Don’t forget to make a check list in advance of all the kit you will require. There is nothing worse than looking forward to a relaxing flight and finding that you have forgotten to pack your transmitter!
Essentials that you will need are:-
1. Your KLAMC membership card and your BMFA insurance card.
2. An Airworthy Training Aircraft
3. A suitable transmitter - either 35Mhz or 2.4Ghz
4. Fuel and fuel pump
5. A fully charged Glow starter
6. Field battery if required
7. Rubber retaining bands to hold the wings on
8. A Clothes peg with your name and channel number if you have a 35Mhz transmitter.
If you have a 2.4Ghz transmitter - a peg with your name and 2.4Ghz written on it!
9. Suitable clothing - it can get chilly on airfields
10. Snack, drink, etc.
Download a copy of the BMFA booklet especially written for beginners to Radio Control Model Flying ‘Up and Away.’ 
There is also an Electric version available from the BMFA site.
PS. Check & charge your batteries in the transmitter & model if necessary. Then it’s get airborne and have some Fun!
Wootton Marsh Flying Field
You will be glad to learn that this is not a marshy, boggy site but a really nice open location with no major obstacles to fly into! So this is the ideal place for learning and honing your flying skills. Training is provided on Tuesday nights from May 1st until end of September, when light fades fast!
Wootton Marsh Field is slightly more difficult to find than the Roydon Field. Unless there are signs of activity across the field, you could easily miss it! However, here is a map of the area with its location.
The blue pin locates:-
Wootton Marsh Flying Field
Past the red Cat Inn
PE30 3QH
Driving Directions
The Red Cat Hotel, Station Rd, North Wootton, King's Lynn, PE30 3QH. www.redcathotel.com
Wootton Marsh Flying Field is past the Red Cat Hotel.
Driving Directions – How to get there.
As you can see, it's in the middle of nowhere! No fear of road traffic or annoying the neighbours. The good news is that if you can find the RED CAT HOTEL, you are close but go straight past this along 'Station Road.' - reward yourself with a drink after flying! Reduce your speed and be aware of the possibility of meeting the occasional horse and rider. Follow the road through wooded area and up and over a dog leg bridge. Carry on to 'T' junction and turn right into 'Marsh Road.'. Go along this straight rural road past an agricultural yard to a left-hand bend. Drive short stretch up to a metal gate facing you before next bend to right. You may have to look carefully for the gate if it is open! You should see some cars and maybe a box trailer parked on the flying field.
Here, drive through gate if open and along track to a bridge. Immediately over this small bridge you will find a steep slope on the left into a field! You should see the Flying Field ahead - drive slowly to preserve your undercarriage!
See you there! - Happy Flying!