Control Line Navy Carrier
Control Line Navy Carrier, by Dick Perry, covers the techniques and design of control line models used in Navy carrier competition, focusing on advancements from 1980-1982.
Control Line Navy Carrier
Dick Perry reflects on nearly 60 years of flying Control Line Navy Carrier, appreciating its blend of design, history, and community. He highlights the friendly competition and support within the Navy Carrier Society (NCS), which publishes the *High-Low-Landing* newsletter for sharing results and advancements. He discusses propeller mounting techniques for electric motors, emphasizing safety and performance. Perry details his ongoing project, a Supermarine Seafire, showcasing various modifications and new technologies, including a battery voltage monitor and retractable landing gear. He encourages sharing experiences with 3D-printed parts in Carrier models.
CL Navy Carrier
The AMA's 2013 competition rules allow radio control on CL models for auxiliary functions, update Navy Carrier event parameters, and introduce E-Carrier events.
CL Navy Carrier
The 2011 NATS featured strong Carrier flying, with new contestants and models, including electric options. Michael Smith won Rookie of the Year. The Grumman Guardian was notably successful, while Nelson engines dominated Profile speeds.
CL Navy Carrier
Electric Carrier events at the Nats showed promise despite challenging winds. Strong interest in Carrier flying continues, especially in the West.
