Kingston RC Club
Welcome!
Sponsors
McDonald Chevrolet Buick - Thanks for being a primary sponsor for the RC Club this year. We greatly appreciate the support!
Marlette Oil & Gas - Thank you for sponsoring the RC Club Team, allowing them to participate in this year's Miniature Innovative Vehicle Design Competition.
Tetil Engineering - Providing the club with mentorship and advising.
Backlot RC Raceway -
Dan's Home Improvement
The following groups/individuals have also been a major support this year with their generous donations:
Kevin Dillard & Family
Harrington Family
DPRC RC Racetrack
DPRC Racers
DL Carpenter
Cody Popp
Tonya Davis
Pit Boss (John Motura)
Joe Willis & Family
Back Lot RC Raceway
Competitions
The Kingston RC Club is more than having fun, it's also a place where we learn more about STEM! We use various
Schedule
Club meets every Wednesday & Thursday 3-5 pm
Additional meeting days and times will be announced and added here.
Contact Mr Herman at jherman@kingstonk12.org for more information
Purpose
Do it somehow and make it work!
The Kingston RC Club, aka Team Controlled Kaos!
With over 40 members, there's always something going on in the RC club. During our first race we held here at Kingston, a common phrase became "controlled chaos!" We added the K for Kingston and the team name was born.
During one of the meetings, one of the members made the comment "Do it somehow, and make it work!" and that became our battle cry!
We are a group of RC enthusiasts with the desire to learn more about the hobby. We are open to any type of RC vehicle, including cars, boats, drones, planes, you name it! If it uses radio controlled, we are all about giving it a try.
Our goals:
Learn about the RC hobby
Design, Engineer, and use radio control vehicles.
Provide a safe place for operating the various vehicles.
Explore various competitions and compete as we can.
Assist with training to operate each of the vehicles safely
Help our members obtain licenses if needed.
Compete against other schools and racers!
Ask "what if" and using scientific methods, explore how we can make it better
Use readily available technology and incorporate it into the hobby. 3D printer, CAD software, computers, programming, if it can be used to make the RC better, we will find a way to acquire it and use it!
Current projects
The students are very ambitious and have a list of projects they are working on/plan to work on
RC Projects
Mini Innovative Vehicle Design Competition
Kit building
RC Repair
RC Upgrade
Sensor Challenge
Research and Development
Learning to fly drones
Learning to fly planes
Let's go racing!