Welcome to the G.R.A.M.S. Web site!
The Greenwood Radio Aircraft Modelers Society is a non-profit model aircraft
club formed in the early 1950’s to promote the sport and hobby of flying R/C
airplane and helicopter models.
Our flying field is located at the Ashley Airfield 3 miles east of Honea
Path, South Carolina on SR.252 and is centrally located at 20 Miles southeast of Anderson, 25 Miles south of Greenville
and 20 Miles north of Greenwood.
We are chartered by the
Academy of Model Aeronautics,
under
District-V 588 and participate in
the AMA Introductory Pilot Program
The main theme of GRAMS is
Radio
Controlled Flying For
Fun!
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Experienced builders and R/C pilots
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Large open flying site with a shelter,
work tables and ample parking
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Events that the entire family can
enjoy
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Training is available so your first
flight does not end up in a crash
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Quick News -
Our next GRAMS Club meeting will be held
November 5th
at the field
beginning @ 2:30pm
Club officer nominations for 2018 need to be in before the November meeting.
Voting on 2018
candidates happen at the November meeting as per Section VI of our ByLaws:
VI. Election of
Officers
A. Eligibility: Any Senior member in good standing for at least one year is
eligible to be nominated and run for any elected office.
B. Nomination of officers takes place each year at the regular Club meeting in
October. Nominees will be notified and election of officers will take place at
the regular club meeting in November.
C. Any number of candidates for any office is allowable.
D. Voting will be by secret ballot. The candidate receiving the highest number
of votes from the majority vote of those in attendance at the November club
meeting is elected.
E. Elected officers will take office on January 1st each year.
The Halloween Hoopla is our next Fly In on October 28th.
This is the annual Members & Family
Fly In as well
as being open for other Clubs.
Click
here for Flyer
Check out the For Sale section for items being sold
by Bill Grayson, a previous member that is
moving on to
his bee keeping hobby and getting out of RC.
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