CONTROL LINE SCALE - 2008/04
THE GREAT-LOOKING Piper Twin Comanche shown in this
month’s column is the fine work of Joe Sroczyk of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. It has a wingspan of 72 inches, a length of 48 inches,
and it weighs 15 pounds. Joe constructed the Comanche from a Jack
Stafford kit, and it is powered with two SuperTigre .51 engines.
The model is controlled with a specially made seven-channel
Control Line Scale - 2010/02
1/2A Twin Profile contest rules
THANKS TO Frank Beatty of Granite City, Illinois, I can provide
you with results of the special 1/2A Twin Profile Scale competition
held at the Broken Arrow 22 Stunt and Scale Contest. The Broken
Arrow was held September 26-27, 2009, in Missouri.
Control Line Scale - 2007/08
“AN IMMEDIATE NEED!” Those were the words I used to start my
first CL Scale column in the September 1982 MA. Now, 25 years later,
I am calling for the same thing: help.
Control Line Scale - 2010/12
In the OctOber column I wrote about
the three-line control system and the
necessity of having a balanced setup to
provide maximum safety and good flight
performance.
Control Line Scale - 2007/10
The Scale Contest Board ratifies an emergency rules proposal affecting CL Scale
THE SCALE Contest Board ratified an emergency rules-change
proposal that will have an impact on all CL Scale flying. The
change revises the table that specifies what the pull test should be
for all CL Scale models at various weights and line lengths.
There is also a table that lists lap times for various line lengths,
assuming the model’s speed to be 60 mph.
