Safety Comes First
Safety in model aviation emphasizes the importance of inspecting battery packs and launch equipment. A faulty battery caused a crash, highlighting the need for thorough checks. A tragic accident during a pulley launch system underlines the necessity of securing equipment properly to prevent fatalities.
Safety Comes First
Gary A. Shaw emphasizes safety in model aviation, discussing antenna maintenance, range-checking, propeller safety, and battery connection issues.
Safety Comes First
Gary A. Shaw discusses winterizing model aircraft, emphasizing proper storage of fuel to prevent moisture absorption. He also shares a personal account of identifying and resolving radio interference issues at a flying field.
Safety Comes First
Ticks pose a serious threat, especially in New England, with Lyme Disease risks. Check for ticks after outdoor activities and use proper removal techniques.
Safety Comes First
Control Line (CL) safety involves ensuring models can withstand proper pull tests, with recommendations for robust lines and structures. Regular checks on servos and antennas are crucial for safe flying.
