Duncan's electric Meerkat. 

Izak's new Mustang.

Marco's electric plane had its first flight today.

Slope soaring on the cliffs above Herolds Bay near George. The wind was very strong.

I like the stately flight.

† Basil White R.I.P

Sheltering from the wind and rain.

Here's some full size vintage flying...

Where's all the wind coming from?

A sensible choice given the weather.

Valter's new PT 19.

Gary's D7, complete with pilot, Baron von Ricepudding.

Two of Craig's Yaks

George's quadcopter

Needs some support technology at the field 

Here's a clip of it in the air.

Alex' new motoring piece. Good ground clearance, plenty of space inside, what more do you need.

The Brains Trust helping Andrew find a fuel leak in his Bird Dog. It turned out to be a loose main plug in the tank.

The Large and the Small.

Howard's 6 m glider on aero tow behind Adrian's tug, and...

...Michael's  electric bipe complete with on board three axis gyro.

Christo's electric Apprentice had its first flight today.

Francois' electric had its first flight today.

Powered by an externally mounted ducted fan.

Colin's many Yaks.

Fair weather returns to JOMAC.

The Rogers Dak.

Here's a clip of the take off.

The Rostons Dugmore -- grandfather and grandson getting some practice with the younger's pattern ship.

(I had some problems with the auto focus on the camera).

More about the Skylon here.

I've added a section to the main JOMAC web site dealing with the move to the new location.

Very windy again. 

Good weather returns to JOMAC and with it pilots and aircraft.

Seven degrees and very windy. I wonder why no one else is out at the field.

Jon briefing members at the proposed new site for JOMAC. 

Notice the power lines in the background. 

The plans assume the we shall fly in left hand circuits with our backs to the power lines.

Here's a view looking North West

Position of the new site in relation to our existing one.

The Google Earth coordinates are: 25 57.608 S 27 59.561 E

Focke-Wulf Ta 154 - the luftwaffe "mosquito". A possible Scale Project.

The new facilities

Don't forget to bring your own paper.

Seven degrees outside and very windy. I stayed at home.

Here are some interesting links:

aim_high_10_of_the_world_s_most_impressive_paper_planes
highest_flying_bird_put_to_test

I like the idea of a bird flying in a wind-tunnel.

We have a new windsock.

As you can see, on Sunday morning, it was quite windy and cold.

Work in progress on the new conveniences.

I found this old Tiger Moth 1:1 scale model flying at J.O.M.A.C. any ideas when it was taken as it was B.D. (before Diepsloot existed).

Adriaan's electric aircraft, simple, effective and great fun.

Andrew's Fokker DVII, Norman looking on.

Chickened out of going to the flying field today -- too cold and windy, but here are some clips I found on Youtube:

A little windy but a good turnout of pilots and aircraft.

Including Andre's electric delta.