Aeromodelling Club KCT

10/01/2014

24/03/2013

Aeromodels can be basically classified into 2 types:
Static and
Flying
Static model aircraft's are not intended to fly. They are commonly built using plastic detail parts, photo etched brass, and wire, though other materials such as wood, metal, and paper are also often used. Some static models are scaled for use in wind tunnels, where the data acquired is used to aid the design of full scale aircraft.
They may be classified very basically as:
Powered or
Unpowered,
depending on whether they have a source of power (such as a motor or an engine) to assist their flying.Also, depending on the method by which they are controlled in flight, flying aeromodels may be classified as
Free flight models (with only built-in controls)
Control-line models or
Radio-controlled models

23/03/2013

Good Night ! Dream High !

23/03/2013

real flying model with IC engine

23/03/2013

Next to the Small Glider shall we move for the bigger one!

23/03/2013

Don't know what to do during our free time? (Or)
Searching for your Hobbies?
The best answer for it is Aeromodelling.
DO what ever you want ! FLY where ever you want !

15/09/2012

15/09/2012

The first class in Aeromodelling Club KCT is a great successful with all the staffs and students of Aeronautical Engineering/....
As an initial, we have made a man/rubber band powered "Glider"
we all can make this kind of model with less cost and enjoy Flying

12/09/2012

This is the start of aeromodelling club in KCT by an Aeronautical engineering department with full support by the Management...

12/09/2012