Edition: Model Aviation - 2013/07
Page Numbers: 7

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Inaugural Multirotor Challenge

www.ModelAviation.com/multirotorchallenge2013 Watch controlled lifts, Pylon Racing, stabilization, and other video highlights from the event.

Meridian 10cc ARF

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Mastering Takeoffs

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Canarrow Sailplane

Read the entire parts list and enjoy bonus photos.

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Readers share their comments and flight simulator tips from May’s flight simulator article: www.ModelAviation.com/simulator2013

  • Allen Martin: With Phoenix, it’s not hard to take panoramas of your home field and insert those as a flyable venue in the game. And there’s online play. Pretty much makes it the winner for me.
  • Flyin' Ryan RC: Very informative info about RC flight simulators.
  • Scheer Bros. Hobbies: If you are in the market for a simulator, this is a great starting point to help find the right one for you.
  • Toby Winters: I kinda wish the article could go into more detail. The video definitely helped show off some of the different features.
  • Curt Olson: Maybe you could also include a very brief reference to FlightGear, which is more focused on full-scale aviation, but is open source and completely free to download.
  • N8904V: Nice review.
  • Scott Sautter: I learned on an FS one. Best physics in the business. Not enough updates.
  • Larry Launstein Jr.: Any Windows-based flight simulator will work on a Mac as long as you have a recent Intel dual-core processor and a recent operating system (Leopard or later). Boot Camp is built in to divide your hard drive into Mac and Windows partitions.

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