Radio Control Giants - 2004/01
AS 2003 COMES to an end, I wish you and your family a safe,
happy, and healthy holiday season and the very best that the new year
has to offer.
RADIO CONTROL GIANTS 2003/02
I SINCERELY hope you have a wonderful holiday and a
magnificent beginning to the new year. Now it’s time to focus on
your new Radio Control (RC) Giant project. If you don’t plan to
start a new model, how about finishing one of those you have
hidden in your workroom?
RADIO CONTROL GIANTS 2003/01
SINCe I have prepared this column for the January 2003 issue of
Model Aviation, I want to wish all our readers a happy, healthy, and
prosperous new year!
I know that this issue will hit the streets in late November so it’s
just in time for the holiday season. If you have not arranged with
Santa for your well-deserved RC Giant gift, it ain’t too late!
If you’re looking for an appropriate stocking stuffer for that
special friend or loved one, following are a few ideas that any
Radio Control (RC) Giant flier could use. Best of luck to you!
1) A heavy-duty switch assembly
2) An 1800-2400 receiver battery pack
3) An expanded-scale Voltmeter with built-in load or one with a
separate load button
4) A tachometer
RC Giants
IT IS WITH great sorrow that I share news of the untimely passing of Chuck Gill, proprietor of The Aeroplane Works, in late May. Chuck was a lifelong modeler who was involved in all aspects of our hobby at one time or another. He was known for his excellent Radio Control (RC) Giant cut kits and his involvement with the Giant Scale community. Outgoing, outspoken, friendly, and helpful to fellow modelers, he will be sorely missed. Chuck's family has advised me that they will continue to operate The
