Get Ready for the Next Youth Pilot Competition

At Pathumtep Wittayakan School

These are some of the beautiful moments we captured from the event...

Video Clip: Long Flight

Quick announcement: On July 4-5, the competition for North East region will be taken place at Nongkai. On July 5 at 2.30-4.00 pm, the competition will be aired live on TV Thai. Three hours prior to the broadcast, we will be building 100 radio control airplane for free. So come!!!


Nuk Su Kao Liao Team from Kao Liao Wittaya


Now, let's talk over the rules for long flight type.

Long flight:
- In each round, 5 teams will be competing at the same time.
- The airplane must always remain in the legitimate area with the designated height (about 20 m).
- The participants must remain in the controlled area.
- If the plane falls or surmises to be, the team controlling the plane is out of the competition.
- If the plane falls or crashes on building or tree, the plane is considered as falling on the ground. The team controlling is out of the competition.
- The plane will be provided by RCSA.
- The team that can controll the plane for the longest will be the winner accordingly. (For the first round, first 5 teams with the longest air time will move on.)


And this is the clip from Mae Fah Luang University...

Fly at Rajaprajanugroh School, Sisaket

Mr. Pisit Mitkuakul has traveled to give a lecture about radio control airplane at Rajaprajanugroh School. On this same occasion, we had a chance to meet with the president of Rajaprajanugroh Organization, Mr. Kwankaew Watcharothai who was also there to visit the school.

Mr. Pisit has taken this oppurtunity to teach students to craft a low-cost radio control airplane and to demostrate different styles of flight.


Here are some of the pictures taken...

List of Selected Schools Attending Youth Pilot Search (Central)

The Youth Pilot Search of central region will be conducted at Kannasut Suksalai School, Suparnburi. Many schools had registered for the event, but due to the limited budget we were forced to select among the applicants.




Therefore, to be fair for everyone, we stick with: FIRST COME, FIRT SERVE!!
Followings are the list of attendants:

Wat Bua Ngam School
Wat Song Dham School
Debsirin School
Bodindecha School
Singburi School
Suankularb Wittayalai School
Huaikrot Wittaya School
Nairong School
Nawamintrachinuthit Benjamarachalai School
Krabyai School
Sasennok School
Ban Khao Maipai School
Anuban Nakhonpathom School
Veerasilp School
Anuban Promburi School
Samchukratanapokaram School
Pomnakarachasawattayanon School
Ban Nong Krathin School
Laksong Songsirm Wittaya School
Chainat Pittayakom School
Suantang Wittaya School
Horwang School
Wangpranon School
Wat SuthiWaram School
Wat Wungnumyen School
Wat Takhoram School
Satree Sethabudbumpen School
Bangmaemai Ratharathrungsarit School
Banham Jamsai Wittaya School

Not-selected schol can contact Ms. Kamonthip at 089-837-2907(Thailand only)

Video Clip: Releasing the pack on the spot

Mr. Pisit once said releasing-the-pack-on-the-spot type is the hardest among all type of radio control airplane's competition. One needs to observe the direction and the speed of the wind carefully in order to drop the pack at the targeted spot.

Releasing on the spot:
- Airplane must be at least 5 m high from the spot.
- The contestants must stay on assigned area only.
- Each team will be given 2 chances to drop the pack. The one with higher score will be taken. If more than one team get the same score, the team that use the least time will win.
- Time period is 2.30 min. If the plane crashes within the time, it can be put back to flight until the time ends.
- The team with the highest score is the winner. In the case that the pack isn't dropped in designated area, the distance will be measure from the center to find out the winner. (In the first round, the 5 teams with highest scores will be move on to the next round.)
- RCSA will provide each team with 2 planes. The team can bring with them a plane, but it must be first approved by the committee.


Pe Kanchanaburi demonstarted the flight.

RCSA's site - http://www.rcsathai.com



And...this is the clip from Mae Fah Luang University