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The Evergreen Aero Modelers
McMinnville, Oregon, USA
AMA Charter Club #4490
www.EGAM.org
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2008 TEAM meetings are the second Thursday each month:
July 10, August 14, Sept. 11, Oct. 9, Nov. 13, Dec. 11
The third Saturday of each month at 9am is Club Fly Day!
Click here for June 2008 TEAM TALK Newsletter
TEAM's Country Classic Control Line Contest
returns August 23 & 24, 2008
Contact Jerry Eichten, Contest Director
at JEichten@aol.com for more info
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TEAM Bylaws and the TEAM Membership Application are available on this site. Scroll to the TEAM Links section at the bottom of this page and click on the document you want. A .pdf reader is required. To download a free Adobe pdf Reader click here.
TEAM T-Shirts: $10 each Contact Jerry Eichten at the next meeting.
Annual Club Dues are $20 payable to Dave Bibbee, Club Treasurer. Consult your TEAM Bylaws for more membership information.
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2008 TEAM Officers
President: Cecil Mead 503-864-3731
cemead@comcast.net 971-237-0747
Vice Pres: Terry Criswell 503-378-0473
Treasurer: Dave Bibbee 503-538-5135
Secretary: Bill Lawrence 503 435-0230
Membership: Dick Johnson 503-625-0260
Newsletter: vacant
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The Evergreen Aero Modelers enjoy building and flying radio-controlled & control-line models. TEAM is Academy of Model Aeronautics chartered club #4490.
TEAM's home is DeAlton Field, adjacent to the Evergreen Aviation Museum on Highway 18 in McMinnville, Oregon. Our club meets on the second Thursday of each month at the Evergreen Museum, home of the HK-1 Hughes Flying Boat, SR-71 Blackbird, Evergreen B-17, the Oregon Aviation Hall of Honor, numerous wartime and civilian display aircraft, and other fabulous aviation exhibits.
DeAlton Field offers one of the finest model aviation facilities. RC flyers enjoy a 500 x 24 foot paved runway, 500 x 20 grass runway, paved taxiways, 6 flying stations and a fenced pit area with frequency board and individual pit tables. The Control-Line area includes one paved donut and a grass circle with paved takeoff strip. Both fields have electricity on-site with underground irrigation systems and feature safety fencing and attractive landscaping. Beautiful oak trees between the flying areas allow for picnics and shady relaxation.
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DeAlton Field Rules: Membership in AMA is required to fly unassisted at the TEAM field. Participants in museum sponsored educational programs or students receiving introductory flight experience might be exempted from this requirement.
Registration with the Museum is required for all fliers each day they wish to fly. Registration will consist of showing TEAM membership card and current AMA card to the front desk personnel and signing the guest book. You'll receive a hand stamp verifying you've checked in. Any flier who is not a TEAM member must register with the museum and either purchase a museum admission or purchase a field visitor’s pass for $5 to use the model fields for that day only.
Students are defined as anyone learning to fly models. Students may use TEAM facilities without AMA membership only if they’re taking part in museum-organized educational programs, or as guests of TEAM members, provided that: • During radio-control training non-AMA students must be on buddy box systems; students must have current AMA membership prior to soloing. • During control-line instruction the student must be actively engaged in training with an instructor. Safety thongs must be properly worn on all flights. • Instructors must be present at all times non-AMA students are on TEAM fields. • Instructors must be TEAM members with valid AMA.
Normal field hours - 8:00am to 8:00pm. No unmuffled or open exhaust engines.
RC flyers are urged to be mindful of full-scale aircraft operating in the area. While the r/c field does not conflict with airport approaches, unusual full-scale flight paths can occur on rare occasion.
• No r/c flying is permitted higher than 400 feet above ground level. As a reference the peak of the museum roof is 125’ agl.
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TEAM Links
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TEAM TALK Newsletters
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April 2006 pdf: click HERE
January 2006 pdf HERE
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