Just a gentle reminder to those concerned...it was pointed out that certain members are not following the guide lines set out by the BMFA and are common sense really...

Starting your Heli...

Have the transmitter next to you, not on a chair/toolbox/table 5 feet away, if something happens its too far to reach. Common Sense!!

Hold the head while starting, if you need help so you can start you heli then ask....Common Sense

Don't start your heli then leave it running, while you retrieve your transmitter from the chair/toolbox/table 5 feet away... anything can happen, and you have turned you back on the heli, leaving it running and unattended in the pits.

Throttle Hold... Set it so it works, use it while carrying your heli to the take-off area.

And please take another look at the flying areas, don't be lazy, walk to the bottom of the field for anything more than small circuits. and there are still flyers flying towards the pits / road..