The West Island Model Aeronautics Club (WIMAC) is an organization located on the West Island of Montreal, that exists solely to provide its members the means to enjoy the exciting hobby of flying R/C model aircraft and helicopters.
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Please do not discuss or admit to responsibility as this could compromise our position.
Field procedures:
1- Arrange for medical attention immediately if required.
2- Instructor or club executive on site, if available, to take control of incident. This will be the contact person for the Adjuster, and that individual will be responsible for the gathering of information.
3- If few people are present and no club executive, attempt to make contact with club executive(s). Remind them to bring a camera and paper and pen if needed as well as an Incident Report form if there are none at the field, to assist in obtaining the necessary information.
4- Take photographs of where the incident happened, as the scene existed at the time of the incident, and/or of the property damage/injury caused.
5- Remove any potential hazards from the scene, after being photographed, to prevent further incidents. All components of the aircraft that caused the damage and the transmitter must be kept for the adjusters inspection, do not throw away or attempt to repair parts.
6- Obtain information on injured party, or party who sustained the property damage – i.e.
-Name
-Address
-Phone # and or Person to contact
-Their version of what happened.
7- Obtain names, addresses, and phone #’s of all witnesses and their relationship to claimant, if any.
8- Have Club members witnessing the incident fill out an Incident Witness Report (available on MAAC website) with all details of what they saw.
9- If an INJURY is involved and it is after MAAC office hours (Mon–Fri 8:00am–4:30pm EST), our Crawford & Co. adjusters are to be notified immediately and directly by calling their 24/7 Claims Alert number at 1-888-224-5677. Do not use this number if there... [Read More]
If you do not have a plane to fly indoors, you can come as a spectator for free of charge. Please wear indoor shoes or take your boots off while on the gym floor.
Saison 2010 de vol intérieur
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Location:
Collège Beaubois
4901 rue du Collège Beaubois, Pierrefonds
Québec H8Y 3T4
Calendrier:
• Les mardis, du 12 janvier 2010 au 30 mars 2010, excluant le 2 mars 2010 (semaine de relâche)
• Dates: [Calendrier]
• Heure: 18:30 à 20:30h
• 11 sessions en tout.
Tarification:
• Gratuit pour les membres de WIMAC.
• Non-membres: 10.00$ par session.
Les spectateurs sont bienvenus, sans frais.
Le port de souliers de gym est suggéré, sinon prière d’enlever ses souliers ou bottes
The frequency cards can now be printed with a new Excel spreadsheet. It can print more than one 72MHz cards (for those that operate in more than one frequency) and one for 2.4GHz transmitters. Each card printed is credit-card-sized.
Let me know if you have problems with it.
The file is zipped to permit uploading to our site.
WIMAC membership forms for 2010 can be found under Application Forms section of the website.
Don't want the hassle of sending out a cheque by mail to pay your membership dues? You can renew your WIMAC Club Membership online via PayPal.
A club initiation fee of $50.00 is required for first-time memberships (excluding juniors) and a signed application form must be submitted with a cheque to the Club Treasurer. Note that WIMAC will not accept cash or forward cheques on your behalf that are intended for MAAC membership. You must submit these payments directly to MAAC.
Please do not forget that you are REQUIRED to have an active MAAC membership in good standing for any indoor or outdoor WIMAC sanctioned activities, particularly so while operating a model aircraft.
Roll Call
In the interests of safety, please take the time to announce your intentions to go to the field. Flying alone can be dangerous and is discouraged at our club.
Field Access Procedures
If you are the first one to arrive, please hide the combination to our lock after opening the gate. If you are the last one to leave, it is your responsibility to ensure that our gate is locked.
Garbage Disposal
You are responsible for any garbage you bring to the field. Please do not leave any mess behind for others to deal with.
Lawn Cutting
All aircraft are to be grounded while the lawn is being cut and do not make the guy wait until you are through flying. He is not paid by the hour. This should be obvious but apparently it is not.