Radio Control Aerobatics - 2006/01
Ni-Starter : A brand name—not a noun!
RADIO CONTROL AEROBATICS - 2003/04
BY NOW YOU have probably observed
that this column is being published on a
bimonthly basis. The purpose of reducing
the Pattern column to five issues and one
optional Nationals-coverage article is to give
more equitable exposure to all AMA interest
groups. Although this may appear easier for
a columnist, it does present some new
challenges. With one column per month, you
could include most of what came your way
as a writer. The new schedule means that I
have to be much more selective.
Radio Control Aerobatics - 2009/01
The innovative YS 170DZ CDI engine
THE WORLD OF precision Aerobatics
often gives birth to leading-edge products.
There is a never-ending search for aerobatic
design that demands ever more precise
control responses, maximum vertical power,
and structural strength for the least weight.
Team Flying - 2009/07
AFTER YOU LEARN to fly
an RC model, you have a large
number of wonderful options to
pursue. For some, the pull of
competition will take you into
events such as Scale, Speed,
or Aerobatics.
I think I am safe
in asserting that
most RC pilots fly
for the pure joy of keeping and
controlling a model in the air.
There are a myriad of designs
available these days that might
Radio Control Scale Aerobatics - 2004/02
THE 2003 PRECISION Aerobatics
Nationals is in the history books. This year
some new and interesting products were
introduced, one of which was the prototype
Focus II Almost Ready to Fly (ARF). The
model arrived only a few days before the
Nationals, and Dave Guerin assembled it
for Lee Davis of Piedmont Models to
display.
