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Locality: Mexico, New York

Phone: +1 315-532-6826



Address: 327 Pople Ridge Road 13114 Mexico, NY, US

Website: www.mexairrc.com

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MexAir R/C 11.07.2021

It's been a while - and time for an update from the shop! We're still here and want to stay in touch with you. We are expecting our "open stock" of S&W Fuel to arrive starting this coming Monday. Pricing for gallons will be up a bit - but still very competitive when compared with other sources. We will also be carrying some special blends for those off you still flying early vintage engines. And you electric fans - we have the new Spektrum SMART batteries and chargers in stock. Still making repairs?? We have lots of modeling tools and supplies readily available - lots of balsa and ply, covering, and glues! Give us a call 315-532-6826 if you have any questions or special needs.

MexAir R/C 28.06.2021

It't been some time since we had an update from the AMA on how our hobby is changing - and it seems to be doing so in a positive way - or at least not as negati...ve as it could have been without all your hard work and the work of our advocates in the AMA. See the following discussion and links sent by Erin Dobbs (AMA)- some really good updates and insights as to whee we are today. ======================================== Good Afternoon AMA Coalition, Hope all of you are well and gearing up for the flying season! It’s been a while since you have received an update from AMA, my apologies. AMA’s Government Affairs Department is dedicated to advocating on behalf of the model aircraft community and they continuously work alongside the FAA, Congress, and various industry stakeholders. Following is an update from the team. FROM OUR GOVERNMENT TEAM AMA and the FAA have been facilitating Safety Risk Management (SRM) panels with clubs located in controlled airspace across the country. Each panel has been successful in the club receiving an altitude higher than what was authorized on the FAA UAS Facility Map. AMA and the FAA are also working towards a more streamlined process in order to better facilitate club requests to operate above their current authorized altitude. AMA expects The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST) to be released by the FAA sometime around June 1st 2021. TRUST is a test that all recreational fliers will be required to take once available. AMA has continually worked with the FAA to assure that every recreational flier will be able to easily pass TRUST. For more information on TRUST, click here. https://amablog.modelaircraft.org//the-recreational-uas-s/ Additionally, AMA has been meeting with Remote ID developers to ensure the needs of our members and the hobby are met in regards to remote ID technology. For more information regarding remote ID, including compliance dates, please visit https://www.modelaircraft.org/amainaction In a new exciting partnership, AMA has teamed up with UASidekick to disseminate free recreational Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) flight planning to AMA members. Members will also be able to search for AMA flying sites and AMA sanctioned events, as well as view current issued FAA NOTAMs using UASidekick’s software. To use UASidekick and its features, click here. https://www.uasidekick.app/#/map/amaFor more information on the partnership, read the press release here.https://amablog.modelaircraft.org//academy-of-model-aeron/ Advisory Circular (AC) 91-57C has moved from the Office of Management and Budget within the White House and is now back with the FAA. It likely will not be published to the Federal Register for many more months. AC 91-57C includes a detailed process for community-based organization (CBO) recognition, information regarding TRUST, and night flying in controlled airspace. AMA anticipates the process for CBO recognition to be slated the first quarter of 2022. For more information on CBO recognition, click here.https://amablog.modelaircraft.org//ama-meets-with-the-off/ The Government Affairs team recently met with Congressional Committees regarding the Endless Frontiers Act, a bill that includes an amendment banning federal money from being used towards the purchase of foreign made UAS for any U.S. federal agencies and/or programs. The ban on foreign-made UAS was first introduced in 2020 through a draft Executive Order under former President Donald Trump, later introduced as an amendment to the 2021 NDAA, and has since been picked back up by Senate Democrats as part of an effort to boost the United States’ scientific and technological innovations. AMA is working towards an exemption to this amendment, one that will allow foreign UAS purchases through educational grants, JROTC, and CAP. To remain current with the most recent government-related news, regularly visit the AMA Government Affairs blog. If you have any further questions or concerns, contact the Government Affairs department at (765) 287-1256 or [email protected] https://amablog.modelaircraft.org/amagov/ ********* From Government affairs to an AMA member designing a remote control helicopter to be flown on Mars! Did you read this story? So many members and modelers have contributed to the advancement of modeling and aviation in general throughout the years. This is another story that is being told about the hobby we all love and cherish. You can read about it here. https://amablog.modelaircraft.org//helicopter-designed-b/ All of us from AMA wish you a safe Memorial Day Weekend. Sincerely, Erin Dobbs Partnership and Sales Manager Academy of Model Aeronautics modelaircraft.org

MexAir R/C 16.06.2021

All your RC gear grounded?? Batteries need replacing?? Out of fuel?? Sounds like you need to get hot and fix your gear - or maybe just a change of pace - and go virtual!!! Check it out ....

MexAir R/C 04.06.2021

Lots of folks asking about the future of SIG. Thought I would pass this on. Looks promising!

MexAir R/C 16.05.2021

It's been a while since our last Email and Updates - But Spring is Coming - So is the Fuel! We are still here and at your service!

MexAir R/C 07.05.2021

Always a good time for all!!

MexAir R/C 04.05.2021

Nice flying machine! Great job Chris - both the build and flying. Any chance you show up to the STARS March 7th Snow Fly??

MexAir R/C 23.12.2020

In case you missed it! See our latest on SIG Balsa Kits - great "Stay at Home" projects for the beginner and novice! Glow fuel now in - by the gallon or case!

MexAir R/C 20.12.2020

As you have probably read, the FAA published the final rule for Remote ID today. AMA is reviewing it and will be releasing information and next steps over the n...ext few days. I encourage everyone to read up or to wait for some trusted commentary on it before jumping to conclusions. https://www.faa.gov//attach/RemoteID_Executive_Summary.pdf https://www.faa.gov//m/attachments/RemoteID_Final_Rule.pdf https://www.faa.gov/news/press_releases/news_story.cfm

MexAir R/C 09.12.2020

Looks like Chris isn't done for the winter!! Great flying!

MexAir R/C 21.11.2020

In case you missed it - check these out!

MexAir R/C 11.11.2020

Late Shoppers?? A couple of ideas for you to entertain - gifts for family, friends, or just something for you. We have lots of hobby building materials and tools ready for pickup. We also have one of the best entry level metal detectors in stock ready to go home with you. Two Garrett Ace 250 detectors at unbelievable prices (Call the shop for details and pricing) 315-532-6826. Lastly - we just got in a very, very, large consignment of RC aircraft - from mid-sized electrics and glow - to very large scale glow and gas. Several OS 4-strokes, smoke systems, and nice accessories installed. Minimal - if any - work to get these into the air! And the 12' wingspan Telemaster is still available!

MexAir R/C 06.11.2020

Maybe the last flight of the year? Nice flying Chris!

MexAir R/C 29.10.2020

Chris's post - a must see - Multi-talented builder, pilot, and choreographer! His video ties it all together. Super work all around!