Pandas 2025 Single Channel & Retro Fly In.

[Pchristy]

Another vote of thanks to Shaun, Phil and the rest of the Pandas team for another excellent event!

Oh, and a special thanks to "Dougie" (Pandas member - didn't get his surname) who found my Sub-Mini out in the sticks, after it failed to gain altitude after launch!

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Pete

[Graham G]

Such a brilliant weekend with thanks to Shaun, Phil and the PANDAS club for giving up their site for the day.

Looking forward to viewing the YouTube video and the still picture's, even our 7 month old Grand daughter had a great time, hope to see you all again in 2026.

Many thanks Beryl & Graham

[Mike_K]

A few photos from Ponte 2025 of the regular mode-zero members.

Shaun's Mite coming in to land

Graham Gooch's Shrimpo "floating" by

Graham with his Shrimpo and holding his Grokker

Graham's radio collection. I think he flew all of them over the weekend

Graham and Stuart with their converted Tx (Futaba Digimax 3 and Skyleader SLX)

Stuart's Capricorn with HP61. This model was on the cover of RCM&E Nov 1974 and various Skyleader adverts

The Capricorn taking off

Unfortunately the silencer front cone fell off mid-flight

Jonathan's (Wavemeter) low wing Super 60

Jonathan piloting the Super 60 with his Fleet XP/FM on 35MHz

Stuart's Graupner Cirrus

Another shot of the Cirrus

Colin's Dragonette. In flight it rally looked like a dragonfly. Impressive!

A Super 60 and Kwik Fli 3 (I think)

Top photographers Andy "Boddo" and Phil_G

There were lots of Super 60 and Junior 60 over the weekend

Colin's Ohm 8 complete with "Pulstar Pulveriser" graphic (it had a mid-air with Phil_G Pulstar a few years back)

Wes's Galaxy Models Minnow with Cox power-pod

Pete flying his Kwik Fli 3 with single stick

Paul with his 3D printed Sanwa

Jonathan with his Flair Magnatilla

Graham with his Weekender and spot landing prize. The model was built by the late Wayne Hadkins

[Shaun]

Great pics.

[stuart mackay]

Great pics Mike, thanks!
Capricorn silencer is fixed now as I had a spare HP silencer at home that I was able to rob the front cone from!