UNI Dome Indoor Flying

 
 

 

Midwest's largest Indoor R/C Flying Event

The UNI Dome is the 16,000 seat domed indoor football stadium for the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, IA. The UNI Dome no fans or blowers inside, so it's perfect for everything from slow flyers to 3D. The flying field is 120 yards long with a 160 foot ceiling over the entire flying area with additional flying area over the seats on one side of the stadium. The entire field area will be available for R/C flying. The flight line is 100 yards long running along the sideline. One end of the field will be for 3D aircraft & helicopters and the other end will be exclusively for park & slow flyers. All models must have a flying weight of less than 20 oz. Door prizes will be awarded to flyers and spectators throughout the day. There will be Sponsor and flying team demonstrations and R/C vendors on site. Lunch available on-site.
The text above is from the web site of the Black Hawk R/C Pilots Waterloo/Cedar Falls, Iowa

UNI-Dome Indoor Electric

Omaha Bunch March 6 & 7 2004

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Back Row - Ed Jelinek, ? Larry Bailey, Marty Campbell and Brett Grell.

Front Row - Pete Rosas,  ? Tom Egbert, Ed Mooney and Jim Phillips.

Photo by ken Spencer

Over-all View

Photo by ken Spencer

Dean Copeland's 1909 Demoiselle.

Photo by ken Spencer

 
 

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