Flying for Fun - 2004/03
THE HUGHES H-1: It would be superfluous and redundant to
review Howard Hughes’ history here. Among his numerous
interests was flying. He caught the speed-record bug in 1932 by
flying a highly modified Army pursuit airplane to several records
and winning several races.
Flying for Fun - 2006/02
THIS MONTH’S column is the second part
of what I wrote for the December 2005 issue;
it will center on electric-powered RC models.
I had originally intended to include text about
and photos of George Sauer’s electricpowered
Senior Telemaster with material
about the foamie 3-D models and comments
on outrunners, but I ran out of space.
Flying For Fun - 2006/01
Let’s hear it for variety!, Unusual RC Scale models, Scale plans sources, Bob Holman’s deBolt Aeronca
Champ “short kit”
Flying for Fun 2003/04
INSPIRED, CHALLENGED, and
Chagrined: Competitions may be like wars in
that they stimulate technical advancements.
The 1948 Nationals certainly motivated me to
make some huge advances in what I wanted
from Control Line (CL) models.
Flying for Fun-2007/02
Thoughts about getting more kids into our hobby
