Radio Control: Electrics
THIS MONTH'S TOPICS include a meet announcement; two reminders; a new catalog; E-Motion; the large and small of it; and more on power systems. The Dallas Electric Flyers (DEAF) has announced its Ninth Annual Electric Fly-in September 30-October 1 at the Dallas RC Field in Seagoville TX near Dallas. In addition to many events there will be a sell/swap bazaar, free Saturday night buffet, and a free DEAF Fly-In mug! (Electric folks are the friendliest!) Get all the details from CD Frank Korman, 9354 Forrest Hills Blvd., Dallas TX 75218; Tel.: (214) 327-8411.
Radio Control: Electrics
THIS MONTH'S TOPICS include the Electric Connection Service, some exciting new E-products, "brush dust," and two Electric points of view. The September 1994 column offered an unusual Electric Connection Service listing: that of Ron Torrito and his Internet address, along with the invitation for anyone else interested to send me their Net address. Bill Jones of Wilkes Barre PA can be found at his father's address: KEITHJONES-CROSERVE.COM. Please keep the ECS in mind; it's designed to help you find E-interest in your area. Just write me!
KRC Electric Fly
The 16th annual KRC Electric Fly was held the weekend of September 16-17, 1995 at Quakertown, Pennsylvania on the "borrowed" Buc-Le Aerosportsmen field-the largest model flying site in the immediate area. Buc-Le refers to the Bucks-Lehigh (PA counties) club-primarily a Giant Scale wet-power group that is blessed with this spacious facility. The sponsoring KRC club is based about 20 miles south of this field.
Radio Control: Electrics
THIS COLUMN INCLUDES the Electric Connection Service, a meet announcement, a new Electric book, a motor mount improvement, charge connectors and arming switches, and a followup on speed control chokes. Ken Cashion sent an unusual letter describing a new purpose within Electric aeromodeling: Electric flying for a specific purpose. In particular, he has become very caught-up in accomplishing specific tasks, including timed tasks, spot landings, etc.-much like the League of Silent Flight (Soaring) folks have been doing over the years. Such is part of the idea behind the League of Electric Soaring (LES) and Ken would like to share information with anyone interested. Send three first-class stamps to Ken at 157 Tennyson Cove, Picayune MS 39446; Tel.: (601) 798-5807.
Radio Control: Electrics
THIS MONTH'S TOPICS include the Electric Connection Service (ECS), a new Electric product, a battery installation story, and an interesting incidental. It worked before, so Tyler West has requested it again. Tyler was among the earlier modelers to try out this column's ECS. Tyler has moved to 219 Bay Road, Hadley MA 01035 and he is anxious to continue "hooking up" with other E-modelers in the area. A much-needed Electric product showed up at KRC '95 in the hands of Kirk Massey of New Creations R/C (Box 496, Willis TX 77378; Tel.: [409] 856-4630): the NC-55 Pinion Gear Puller Set. I know how difficult it can be to remove pressed-on pinion gears; I'm glad to see a product directed at this task. The NC-55 is priced at $22.95 and is well worth it.
