memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. ITGNWNB R WIRONPGN04G PONDER_______OW Olo POWER * GO OF RONTAL Gin FOG RADIO CONTROL UP TO THREE CHANNELSORr OF TUG GOLDEN ERAS NTEAIESI GIROGAFTAND DELIGHT TO BUILD CIRTORO MAKER OrFOGE WORLD WARt_________NG HR AMERICAN BELL NC SkTrODkeI WIRGGFAN DOG POWER FOR W P/PER CV5 RONR GD CONTROL UP TO TOREE INGRPAR 020 PDWrR FOR FREE GRELE B TRUE CLAGNIC PLeAT OR RADIO CONTROL Ti05iQ5 IE&C FROM THE GOLDEN ERA SO WINGGPANWBNT POWER OR RUBBERS NH OS AGE 00 TEGIDENOG ADD 0% TAOFLY LINE MODELS SEE YOUR LOCAL -HOBRY OEALER0643 ASHEY FL FAIRFAX VA 22030
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/07
Page Numbers: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 92
memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. ITGNWNB R WIRONPGN04G PONDER_______OW Olo POWER * GO OF RONTAL Gin FOG RADIO CONTROL UP TO THREE CHANNELSORr OF TUG GOLDEN ERAS NTEAIESI GIROGAFTAND DELIGHT TO BUILD CIRTORO MAKER OrFOGE WORLD WARt_________NG HR AMERICAN BELL NC SkTrODkeI WIRGGFAN DOG POWER FOR W P/PER CV5 RONR GD CONTROL UP TO TOREE INGRPAR 020 PDWrR FOR FREE GRELE B TRUE CLAGNIC PLeAT OR RADIO CONTROL Ti05iQ5 IE&C FROM THE GOLDEN ERA SO WINGGPANWBNT POWER OR RUBBERS NH OS AGE 00 TEGIDENOG ADD 0% TAOFLY LINE MODELS SEE YOUR LOCAL -HOBRY OEALER0643 ASHEY FL FAIRFAX VA 22030
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/07
Page Numbers: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 92
memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. ITGNWNB R WIRONPGN04G PONDER_______OW Olo POWER * GO OF RONTAL Gin FOG RADIO CONTROL UP TO THREE CHANNELSORr OF TUG GOLDEN ERAS NTEAIESI GIROGAFTAND DELIGHT TO BUILD CIRTORO MAKER OrFOGE WORLD WARt_________NG HR AMERICAN BELL NC SkTrODkeI WIRGGFAN DOG POWER FOR W P/PER CV5 RONR GD CONTROL UP TO TOREE INGRPAR 020 PDWrR FOR FREE GRELE B TRUE CLAGNIC PLeAT OR RADIO CONTROL Ti05iQ5 IE&C FROM THE GOLDEN ERA SO WINGGPANWBNT POWER OR RUBBERS NH OS AGE 00 TEGIDENOG ADD 0% TAOFLY LINE MODELS SEE YOUR LOCAL -HOBRY OEALER0643 ASHEY FL FAIRFAX VA 22030
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/07
Page Numbers: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 92
memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. ITGNWNB R WIRONPGN04G PONDER_______OW Olo POWER * GO OF RONTAL Gin FOG RADIO CONTROL UP TO THREE CHANNELSORr OF TUG GOLDEN ERAS NTEAIESI GIROGAFTAND DELIGHT TO BUILD CIRTORO MAKER OrFOGE WORLD WARt_________NG HR AMERICAN BELL NC SkTrODkeI WIRGGFAN DOG POWER FOR W P/PER CV5 RONR GD CONTROL UP TO TOREE INGRPAR 020 PDWrR FOR FREE GRELE B TRUE CLAGNIC PLeAT OR RADIO CONTROL Ti05iQ5 IE&C FROM THE GOLDEN ERA SO WINGGPANWBNT POWER OR RUBBERS NH OS AGE 00 TEGIDENOG ADD 0% TAOFLY LINE MODELS SEE YOUR LOCAL -HOBRY OEALER0643 ASHEY FL FAIRFAX VA 22030
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/07
Page Numbers: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 92
memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. ITGNWNB R WIRONPGN04G PONDER_______OW Olo POWER * GO OF RONTAL Gin FOG RADIO CONTROL UP TO THREE CHANNELSORr OF TUG GOLDEN ERAS NTEAIESI GIROGAFTAND DELIGHT TO BUILD CIRTORO MAKER OrFOGE WORLD WARt_________NG HR AMERICAN BELL NC SkTrODkeI WIRGGFAN DOG POWER FOR W P/PER CV5 RONR GD CONTROL UP TO TOREE INGRPAR 020 PDWrR FOR FREE GRELE B TRUE CLAGNIC PLeAT OR RADIO CONTROL Ti05iQ5 IE&C FROM THE GOLDEN ERA SO WINGGPANWBNT POWER OR RUBBERS NH OS AGE 00 TEGIDENOG ADD 0% TAOFLY LINE MODELS SEE YOUR LOCAL -HOBRY OEALER0643 ASHEY FL FAIRFAX VA 22030
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/07
Page Numbers: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 92
memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. ITGNWNB R WIRONPGN04G PONDER_______OW Olo POWER * GO OF RONTAL Gin FOG RADIO CONTROL UP TO THREE CHANNELSORr OF TUG GOLDEN ERAS NTEAIESI GIROGAFTAND DELIGHT TO BUILD CIRTORO MAKER OrFOGE WORLD WARt_________NG HR AMERICAN BELL NC SkTrODkeI WIRGGFAN DOG POWER FOR W P/PER CV5 RONR GD CONTROL UP TO TOREE INGRPAR 020 PDWrR FOR FREE GRELE B TRUE CLAGNIC PLeAT OR RADIO CONTROL Ti05iQ5 IE&C FROM THE GOLDEN ERA SO WINGGPANWBNT POWER OR RUBBERS NH OS AGE 00 TEGIDENOG ADD 0% TAOFLY LINE MODELS SEE YOUR LOCAL -HOBRY OEALER0643 ASHEY FL FAIRFAX VA 22030
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/07
Page Numbers: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 92
memorabilia add up oldest largest military museum world Text pictures James M Mills Air Force THERE IS added attraction year planning attend 1976 AMA National competition held Wright Field Dayton Ohio outdoor meets will flown adjacent Air Force Museumthe oldest largest military museum world restored authentically reproduced air craft gathered Museum outdoor aircraft park just interest ing display pieces real planes true collection predominately military whole spec trum aeronautics represented earliest balloons missiles - lined up like silent sentinels Muse um entrance 10 Model Aviation 1923 portion hangar old McCook Airfield forerunner Wright Field set aside aircraft museum purpose first muse um collect intelligence revealed aircraft used first World War decidedly limited beginning has grown present Air Force Muse um Now located no-longer-used portion Wright Field less three miles historic Huffman Prairie Wright brothers tested planes Museum building between runway taxiway follows design two aviation hangars joined administrative core building goal no longer intelligence gath ering now preserve future mans heritage achieving flight docu ment technological developments role air power first World War Fortunately much people museum empha sis war destruction As visi tor walks through Museum mind ful achievement genius talent sacrifice real people first floor core building has gift shop theater art gallery special exhibits particular interest modelers area $500000 Ket tering collection scale planes displayed collection approxi mately 600 aircraft scale models study late Eugene Ket tering models depict advances aircraft mid-1920s second floor Air Force Museum Research Division visited about 1000 people year kept material relevant aviation history documents microfilms still photos films books plans drawings periodicals sorts Copying serv ice available Museum does have staff research individual Museum nearly 800 ft long 230 ft wide Inside housed approximately 80 aircraft Open public this with additional 40 missiles outside magnificent collection This photo Air Force Museum taken cherry pickar show modern aircraft related types displayed outdoors Plenty walkingi Museum start visit through Museum gins mans earliest dreams flight de picted drawings sculpture models Above Used high-altitude bomber escort recognized excellent low-level fighterbomber Republic P-470 Thunderbolt fast tough machine could take lot damage still come home Called Jug Famous French Spad VII WW made its debut 1916 Because could dive high speed coming apart immediate success Maximum speed 127 mph Spad flown Capt Eddie Rickenbacker Left Renowned medium bomber WW II North American B-25B Mitchell Led len Doolittle 16 took off carrier USS Hornet April 28 1942 Tokyo Raid firat reprisal US against Japanese homeland Above Launched guided ground Boeing CIM-1OA Bomarc intended inter cept enemy aircraft Near target control sumed internal seeker Below Mig-1 5 flown South Korea defecting pilot July1976 11 Right Most famous British fighters Supermarine Spitfireshown Mark LF XVIE Top 408 mph plane exhibition nated Royal Air Force 1958 Air Force Museum Junkers JU-52 all-metal trimotor built during 1930s almost contemporary Ford saw service throughout WW II transport Hitler time used JU-52 personal plane rugged workhorse Below Produced during WW Thomas Morse S4C Scout favorite single-seat train ing planenicknamed Tommy Hollywood made movies mid- 1930s using Scouts make-believe fiahters Right Popular AC model today Var ville-Sperry M-1 Messenger designed 191920 hook above top wing trapeze launching retrieval dirigibles 12 Model Aviation Designed observation plane Douglas 0-46A became last long line 1939 Air Corps considered too heavy slow too large Shown remaining Above First dive-bomber version Mus tang developed Britain flown 1942 North American A-36A dive brakes Replaced P-51 P47s bet ter suited low-level missions Only remaining Douglas 03SF crash-landed Alaska 1941 found 27 years later restored 107& Convair 8-361 big building constructed around Left One-of-a-kind twin turbojet Douglas X-3 Stilleto designed test aircraft features materials construction techniques super sonic speeds high altitudes Below Fugi Nikoki MXY7 Ohka Suicide Bomb used combat against US warships near end WW II Carried target larger air craft would glide attack position Pilot fired rocket engine dived target highapeed Beautiful restoration Sopwith F1 Camel After going action British 1917 shot down enemy aircraft other war Ita rotary engine made tricky men died learning fly lost action Air Force Museum pic July1976 13 Right With top speed 204 mph early 1930s Curtiss Hawk P-6E considered beautiful biplanes ever built Only still existence shown Air Force Museum Loaning OA-1A observation amphibian aircraft inverted Liberty engine used mostly Hawaiian Philippine Is-lands Used during 1920s early 1930s retractable lending gear Below An exact reproduction worlds first military heavier-than-air flying machine Wright 1909 Military Flyer Maximum speed 42 mph engine display orig inal type donated Orville Wright 14 Model Aviation Right Standard E-1 used mostly after WW Armistice top speed 100 mph 128 purchased Air Service Above Research satellite made Lockheed launched 1963 en Agena Space Ve hicle already earth orbit Hundreds orbits Left top Just part Eugene Kettering collection donated Museum about 600 such models 1/72 scale Left McDonnell XF-85 Goblin could carried B-36 bombers well beyond range normal fighters Released case attack picked up flight returned bomb bay mother ship Maximum airspeed 650 mph questions modelers welcome own research Besides coffee shop second floor has book store specializing books aviation modeler can find books readily available elsewhere some excellent color photographs too books foreign historic aircraft walkway through two adjacent hangars arranged history aviation follows chronological se quence begins mans dreams flying dream ancient ear liest myths legends have refer ences winged dieties magical trans portation through skies Ashur ven erated Assyrians Khensu Egyptian diety symbolize early de sires serious attempts develop aeronautical technology begin extraordinary genius Leonardo da Vin ci Museum has built working model helicopter Obviously Wright brothers have extensive exhibits ville Wilbur Wright really continued page 92 July1976 15 Above One best US fighters service time Pearl Harbor Curtiss P40 used combat areasnotably Flying Tigers China 1942 Below Suspended over skeletal Standard J-1 1909-type Bleriot first fly English ChannelFrance England Cardinal Sinner continued moves sensitive model will become Line tension also affected increases forward shifts CG Make change time test fly Flight trim can get much involved basics will take care problems might mention other thing De troiter wings seem have characteristic rumble flight due drum effect non-sheeted wing may notice center circle may mentioned flying buddies See winners circle Museum/Mills continued page 15 lucky tinkerers often made out brothers came interested flying assembled studied scientific knowledge available experimented kites gliders found gliders did perform ex pected Wrights concluded Lilienthal calculations airfoil lift drag commonly accepted errone ous Consequently constructed Build Dynateks Solid State RC Kits Save S$S OLOWORIVER fast easy starts indicates shorts open plugs Kit $1995 $3495 assmb &h SERVO TESTER completely check servos Kits $1195 $1695 assmb &h AUTO SERVO TESTER man ualplus feature drive servos back & forth break servos analyze dead spots Kit $1695 $2195 assmb &h BankAmericardMaster Charge DYNATEK PO Box 396 Derby KS 67037 1901 wind tunnel produced winds 25 35 miles per hour 200 airfoil sections tested Wright brothers before confi dent assembled first reliable tables air pressure curved surfaces armed accu rate information Wrights came up flyable plane replica wind tunnel reconstructed Museum under supervision Orville Wright part Wright brothers exhibit aviation has romantic period has first World War years following Certainly collection planes first World War popular visitors United States declared war April 1917 Signal Corps Aviation Section 250 airplanesnot combat worthy Despite tremen dous effort American industry able produce American-designed plane time see actual combat Americans used British designed de Havilland DH4s Most built Day ton Dayton-Wright Company first aerial victory April 1918 taken get going final seven months saw 756 airplanes 76 balloons shot down America new kind hero 31 aces Captain Eddie Rickenbacker famous After war came barnstorming daredevils country fairs wing walkers mock dog fights beneath flamboyance excitement struggle going between saw significance airplane saw exotic toy Men vision notably Brig Gen Billy Mitchell attempted promote military future plane second World War ended dis pute explosively Air powerespecially American air powerwas decisive fac tor allied victory best known planes America other nations Air Force Muse um arrangement chrono logical according theater operation well visitors part Museum nostalgia tinged sadness Americas first jet XP-59A made its initial flight October 1942 con fuse possible enemy spies wooden propeller nose version plane display its propel ler Museum area devoted jet age space almost popular antique planes Air Force Museum must-see anyone going Dayton Ohio comfortable Museum visit parking 500 cars pic nic area inside core building clean well-marked restrooms elevator restrooms handi capped need baby strollers wheelchairs avail able no admission charge parking fee Visiting hours weekdays 900 am 500 pm 1000 am 600 pm Saturdays Sundays Balancing Pitch/Lella continued page 41 because will take less movement utilize necessary down Consequently equal movement control handle ship will turn tighter outside maneuvers Unequal up down movement elevators flaps elevators flaps deflect same distance up down ship will again turn unsym metrically caused cockeyed assembly control linkage Specifi cally alignment linkage should follows 1 up down arms bellcrank form straight line should parallel its connecting pushrod elevators flaps neutral turn should parallel longitudi nal axis Fig 4 2 plane bellcrank should parallel lie longitudinal axis Fig 5 3 flap control horn arm should perpendicular bellcrank longitudinal axis elevators flaps neutral Fig 5 4 elevator control horn arm should parallel flap control horn arm other words flap control horn arm perpendicular flap elevator control horn arm should per pendicular elevator Fig 6 Improper aerodynamic balance around lateral axis vertical position thrust line surfaces causing drag concern series arti cles drag has yet mentioned cause imbalance alluded causing loss lift because drag forces ship respect roll yaw part sym metrical around respective axes 92 Model Aviation Scearman C3BRALh Ar s re. 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