Radio Control Combat - 2004/05
THERE’S SOMETHING NEW
happening for the 2004 RC Combat
season, and it sounds like it’s going to be a
lot of fun. For the first time, there will be
an organized Championship Series.
Radio Control Combat - 20007/07
ONE ADVANTAGE Southern fliers have
over Northern fliers is that Combat contests
can be held much earlier—and much later—
in the year.
RADIO CONTROL COMBAT - 2003/09
THERE IS NOTHING like Paris in the
springtime—Paris, Texas, that is! Every
spring the Paris R/C Association hosts the
first event in the North Texas Round Robin
series of Combat meets. Paris, Texas, bills
itself as being the second largest Paris in
the world. The town even has its own
version of the Eiffel Tower—although the
65-foot-tall version is topped off in true
Texan style sporting a 10-foot-wide
cowboy hat!
Radio Control Combat - 2007/05
AS YOU MAY
have noticed, I took
a hiatus from the
Combat column for
the last several
issues. I (and the MA
editorial staff) have
received E-mails and
telephone calls from readers who were concerned about the missing
columns. I want to apologize for their absence and explain the reason.
RADIO CONTROL COMBAT - 2003/07
WHEN PEOPLE think about Radio Control (RC) Combat today,
most think of Scale and Open Class B. Although Open Class B is
by far the most popular form of RC Combat flown in the United
States today, the Radio Control Combat Association (RCCA) rules
actually define four different classes of Open Combat.
