Tt C 0 0~ Lc1 Ei-TSa 6________ SnA 0 7S11/ ON/Sce 2 6 u2w seq 2uo qsiqnd oi pualul io r 0 12% 0 02112 012 6 K p b% oo b c J8UGISMBU 2 8A2 ApaaIIe noA JaLIBLIM 404 L%NCOLNSK KNG PADO CON1 DIVISIC 104}OESMOM qn{ D bumpc{qnj 2 C ~X3 0LA0- 0ASo 6 0n$0O N 9U17 988 41 JO1IP p1esei-0 0 4% q ~ o 40* CE w 4% 4 U _ SNilop 5w DAVE DIEHL FLOp BOny bAlES S0y 0&H BOByEdZ JONES Pubi~ 6120 Cb0p0to Geo~__ pe6 -teeep00 404 561e Co0~anIt home 6-tom -themete hte -the tn AMA C CLUI ddit 520C Apt IAn ml SO YOU PLAN edit publish newsletter club object put ting out club newsletter report fellow club members others activi ties have taken place will taking place within club activi ties sites contests area state around country Tips howto has building what brief sketches members ms limitless can published club news letter will interest members must convey following What deciding publishing newsletter club officials should plan program what club can afford spend publication month will pro-rate financing Some clubs set aside percentage yearly dues others sell advertising space hobby shops help pay publishing news letter session officials name newsletter should decided upon suggestion contest could held within club let members offer possible names publication Designing Newsletter Masthead After suitable name has chosen plan layout newsletter heading keeping mind design should kept simple could include club insignia logo name chosen full name club AMA Club Charter number city location volume number issue number date month year have commercial artist work clubs have member two have art ability will glad help project methods doing lay outs headings Felt-tip pens useful Dry transfer artype can used type artype comes varied styles may purchased art supply stores stationery shops need cutting pasting type styles newspapers magazines Hand lettered layouts can made mentioned using felt-tip pens types reproducing methods available list four am acquainted Hectograph 2 Mimeograph 3 Xerox IBM 4 Photo off-set Hectograph Gelatin process dye transfer printing lowest cost method less restricts what can reproduce color printing best An instruction book use method can pur chased local school supply service can ingredients Hectograph Line drawings hand lettered layouts typed copy some simple illustrations too Items needed work process Pan pans master sheets gelatin inks paper 4-The--Bee--Line-Examples successful quite pleasing head art number well known well done newsletters masthead beginning point TS Conr S Monthly Newsletter CeciarburgWIsc * Penni¬ Jno 216,i6 VC~enn6BUB Won 016 Ion 6MAChOd6Lt.CLUB OWffl6St Cd Wonados W onfl t6 730 pn o*tflnW6.ni11e 6OdnOn GARY REAP j1666 AC. 01 64 Wb6IWW611, Wino HOTMAC Newu BLACK HAWK RIC PILOTS Inc STICK TIM can pcrSfl Ream CONTROL 055 Mms 59*5 CW5.dbD&*5 edclivith 5wt 5 Sb O MIDW ST RADIO CONTROL SOCiETY W SIONAL SKRS MACIC CONTROL CL TIGERS TA FLYING TIGERS RC CLUB TOLE~NIO 16 lb duplicator stapler ruler pencils paper clips tools instruc tion book might call Mimeograph This method next choice reproducing newsletter again limited far - go graphics Good typing good sharp master stencils secret good instruction book can obtained help reproducing mimeograph Cost runs method can kept within budg et clubs Line drawings simple cartoons maps hand-lettered layouts few items along good typed copy reproduced Equipment needs Mimeograph machine clubs choose purchase own equipment can good investment because machine can used producing announcements con tests fun-flys other items side producing newsletter good type writer someone typed stencils correction fluid stylists ruler 18 stapler tape scissors address label sheets self-stick type Ive named just few items needed Xerox IBM another method reproducing newsletter Artwork form black-and-white line drawings some half tones can re produced Photos will reproduce too Xerox has screen sheet help working layouts along typed copy Artype dry transfer alphabets can used produce headings type lettering helps add professional look newsletter Felt-tips black great help layouts fine tips lines medium tips headings heavy tips bold announcements Cost-wise Xerox IBM type reproduction will help getting out newsletter quantities 50 100 copies minimum cost club Xerox printing address labels can done great savings master sheet can typed years supply run off Update time time keep current Equipment needs Layout paper type writer someone typing Artype sheets assorted styles felt-tips masking tape transparent tape ruler 18 eraser scissors stapler pencils ball-point pen 3 X 5 file cards file file folders file clippings file copy newsletter print Access Xerox IBM machine clubs have members work places have machines can get use nominal fee April1976 45 Club Newsletter would glad help reproducing newsletter month Photo Off-set clearest methods reproducing newsletter long run 100 copies economical cost-wise Photos reproduce clearest off-set printer can help line drawings can used same methods layout can used mentioned above choose off-set method get ting out newsletter make arrange ments printer letter same time month allowing plenty time Most off-set printing places like Copy-Quick Insty-Print SpeedyPrinting small print ing plants equipped off-set printing have set schedule prices will help determine what cost per month will given number copies setting up place work newsletter layouts include small piece 3/4 birch plywood approximately 20 wide 24 long used working surface Cover piece heavy art board same size gives really smooth surface Another useful item X-acto knife Now have touched I-low lets proceed makeup have heading designed have chosen method best suited re producing newsletter plan pub lish size paper next printed standard sheet 8 X II legal size 8 X 14 pages planned editors start two sheets paper single sheet using both sides legal size will give reasonable amount area work heading shouldnt take up fifth front page main body can include names club officials article current interest club members Recent contest fun-fly club meeting report announcement next meeting etc comes under What at event held members persons partici pating Name names Always get members participants can list what did has building what Nothing gives boost club its membership seeing names print Always take positive view writing about someone never think negatively other words always say nice things Club members will willing help articles about different subjects approached right way Some can talked giving article month field activities sites others what happened different contests soaring activity report what Glider Guiders have doing Technical tips helpful hints building can printed cartoons Items can garnered other sources such newsletters other clubs always give permission reprint Meeting financial reports should included members help articles make up heading giving by-line Nothing helps ego see s name print over article Again helps image club Al ways plan layouts dont just fill get printed Paper Colors Use White first choice Never use deepcolored paper main body newsletter feel must use color choose pastel shade like pale yel low pink blue green buff Deep colors like canary goldenrod may used special announcements best time get letter mail Plan get newsletter mail members about five days before next current club meeting helps mem bers remember day time Special continued page 90 Below An example good self-mailer requires folding stapling before sending out Right long experience news letters helping newsletter editors around country design good paper Les Hard suggests division areas various kinds subject matter editor deals 0 46 Model Aviation MOTOR CITY ___ NC W S LET T K N / PubllsbRd byDe Mob gan RADIO CONTROL CLUB OF DETROIT Edtors RICHARD EDITH JAVERY ICHARD IAVERYP.Idnt JACI KINGVice-PsIdat JERRY MALLARD FRANKDEIDUN S 1itig . CS lb tiM bd ThId TMndl , a, .,ntn ca Et.,1n &hi, Sh.h. FIRST CLASS LIII RICHARD JAVERY 31279 WELISTORI WAR RE N 48093 MAIN TOPIC HEADINO orIt6plSoQfb Etc 0 E irt%TP pesi Eot% Af against stabilizer mount Fin Rudder Couldnt figure out anything simpler rudder plenty large want person alize Ambivalent heres good spot just keep area about same Cover hinge install slot sta bilizer sub-rudder filler cut match outline rudder already mount ed stabilizer Assembly stabilizer should po sitioned fuselage hinge line clears tail post soft aluminum could tin strip wrapped around connector horn two 3/48 bolts sticking through keep stabilizer hold down bands binding elevator movement works shim drawn fuselage side should nor necessary Install large Sig nylon horns onto rudder elevator before strapping sembly onto fuselage Temporarily position fin-stabilizer onto fuselage run Nyrods through filler sheets rear holes bulkhead E connect horns Temporarily mount engine landing gear prop-spinner Determine CG moving brick battery fore aft mark epoxy cross pieces after remov FLIGHT LITE THE ON BOARD BATTERY MONITOR LIGHT THAT GOES OUT WHEN 10-20 MINUTES OF SAFE CHARGE REMAINS DOES NOT FADE OUT SNAPS IN HOLE DETECTS BAD CELLS PILOT LIGHT GUARANTEED SEE THE LIGHT CAN YOU AFFORO NOT TO ADVANCED DEVICES INC P0 800 iS SOCKVILLE MD 20850 SOIREES VIA 1ST CLASR MAIL Dnalere Invited PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT WITH ODe NICAS Wieh ret Type ot Dune Cent 695 AS SHOWN 995 DELUXE neutral cowl cut clear engine adjusted closely approximate spin ner can held place screws running filler block top ply bottom threaded metal angles sides Cut windscreen pattern butyrate sheet hold place fuselage masking tape use hair dryer warm slightly will mold shape can also done Monokote iron dont touch mounted side windows before Monokoting tricky good neat installation Install wing mount sheeting rails recheck parts installed Remove dowels etc cover fuselage like vinyl trim tapes decoration let artistic talent dictate Ambivalent IS trimmed tank shown Perfect #6 repiped bring lines out easier accesses Tatone timer will run 19 seconds little Untimed tank will put model out sight Flying Initial flight should hand glides CG correctly located dive stall can corrected stabilizer shim gentle right glide circle can created stabilizer tilt rudder tab First powered flights connec tors outside holes horns large prop cool fuel over control power model set up will climb nicely much assistance Upon breaking ground about three feet little down elevator may needed absolutely no up turn Use short motor runs 3-5 sec onds until youre confident power pattern try straight away climb little right rudder motor dies avoid transition stall Once things going consistently go normal free-flight-size prop motor size heat up fuel set timer full run go hunt lift Ambivalent heavily loaded current compe tition machine 50 ounces opposed 3436 will thermal nicely penetrate wind back launch site easily Whether construct yours avail able remains build scratch Im sure after few solid thermal flights terminated feet will no longer ambivalent about RAFF would appreciate comments ex periences new experience Write dont call D B Mathews DDS 119 West Morton Greensburg Kan 67054 Club Newsletter/Hard continued page 46 announcements should printed least full month ahead such contests fun flys special events banquets can extra sheets used inserts newsletter As help getting newsletter ready mailing like stapling folding addressing postage mailing say 25 50 copies can yourself Fifty 100 copies help should arranged some can staple fold staple others can affix address labels stamps Maybe arrangements can made have members mail again credit can given print helping club newsletter very important item must appear newsletter name editor address city zip number other item phone number An other thing remember desire editorialize newsletter editors please keep mind give true facts fancy Never use newsletter attack members club others As editor can great help club acting Club Historian can assist Secretary too can Public Relations man club So good luck keep plugging way Newsletter Editor rough must have thick shell strong will plus dedication task 90 Model Aviation Ambivalent/Mathewsing brick After epoxy has set remount continued page 27brick trim adjust Nyrods give
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/04
Page Numbers: 44, 45, 46, 90
Tt C 0 0~ Lc1 Ei-TSa 6________ SnA 0 7S11/ ON/Sce 2 6 u2w seq 2uo qsiqnd oi pualul io r 0 12% 0 02112 012 6 K p b% oo b c J8UGISMBU 2 8A2 ApaaIIe noA JaLIBLIM 404 L%NCOLNSK KNG PADO CON1 DIVISIC 104}OESMOM qn{ D bumpc{qnj 2 C ~X3 0LA0- 0ASo 6 0n$0O N 9U17 988 41 JO1IP p1esei-0 0 4% q ~ o 40* CE w 4% 4 U _ SNilop 5w DAVE DIEHL FLOp BOny bAlES S0y 0&H BOByEdZ JONES Pubi~ 6120 Cb0p0to Geo~__ pe6 -teeep00 404 561e Co0~anIt home 6-tom -themete hte -the tn AMA C CLUI ddit 520C Apt IAn ml SO YOU PLAN edit publish newsletter club object put ting out club newsletter report fellow club members others activi ties have taken place will taking place within club activi ties sites contests area state around country Tips howto has building what brief sketches members ms limitless can published club news letter will interest members must convey following What deciding publishing newsletter club officials should plan program what club can afford spend publication month will pro-rate financing Some clubs set aside percentage yearly dues others sell advertising space hobby shops help pay publishing news letter session officials name newsletter should decided upon suggestion contest could held within club let members offer possible names publication Designing Newsletter Masthead After suitable name has chosen plan layout newsletter heading keeping mind design should kept simple could include club insignia logo name chosen full name club AMA Club Charter number city location volume number issue number date month year have commercial artist work clubs have member two have art ability will glad help project methods doing lay outs headings Felt-tip pens useful Dry transfer artype can used type artype comes varied styles may purchased art supply stores stationery shops need cutting pasting type styles newspapers magazines Hand lettered layouts can made mentioned using felt-tip pens types reproducing methods available list four am acquainted Hectograph 2 Mimeograph 3 Xerox IBM 4 Photo off-set Hectograph Gelatin process dye transfer printing lowest cost method less restricts what can reproduce color printing best An instruction book use method can pur chased local school supply service can ingredients Hectograph Line drawings hand lettered layouts typed copy some simple illustrations too Items needed work process Pan pans master sheets gelatin inks paper 4-The--Bee--Line-Examples successful quite pleasing head art number well known well done newsletters masthead beginning point TS Conr S Monthly Newsletter CeciarburgWIsc * Penni¬ Jno 216,i6 VC~enn6BUB Won 016 Ion 6MAChOd6Lt.CLUB OWffl6St Cd Wonados W onfl t6 730 pn o*tflnW6.ni11e 6OdnOn GARY REAP j1666 AC. 01 64 Wb6IWW611, Wino HOTMAC Newu BLACK HAWK RIC PILOTS Inc STICK TIM can pcrSfl Ream CONTROL 055 Mms 59*5 CW5.dbD&*5 edclivith 5wt 5 Sb O MIDW ST RADIO CONTROL SOCiETY W SIONAL SKRS MACIC CONTROL CL TIGERS TA FLYING TIGERS RC CLUB TOLE~NIO 16 lb duplicator stapler ruler pencils paper clips tools instruc tion book might call Mimeograph This method next choice reproducing newsletter again limited far - go graphics Good typing good sharp master stencils secret good instruction book can obtained help reproducing mimeograph Cost runs method can kept within budg et clubs Line drawings simple cartoons maps hand-lettered layouts few items along good typed copy reproduced Equipment needs Mimeograph machine clubs choose purchase own equipment can good investment because machine can used producing announcements con tests fun-flys other items side producing newsletter good type writer someone typed stencils correction fluid stylists ruler 18 stapler tape scissors address label sheets self-stick type Ive named just few items needed Xerox IBM another method reproducing newsletter Artwork form black-and-white line drawings some half tones can re produced Photos will reproduce too Xerox has screen sheet help working layouts along typed copy Artype dry transfer alphabets can used produce headings type lettering helps add professional look newsletter Felt-tips black great help layouts fine tips lines medium tips headings heavy tips bold announcements Cost-wise Xerox IBM type reproduction will help getting out newsletter quantities 50 100 copies minimum cost club Xerox printing address labels can done great savings master sheet can typed years supply run off Update time time keep current Equipment needs Layout paper type writer someone typing Artype sheets assorted styles felt-tips masking tape transparent tape ruler 18 eraser scissors stapler pencils ball-point pen 3 X 5 file cards file file folders file clippings file copy newsletter print Access Xerox IBM machine clubs have members work places have machines can get use nominal fee April1976 45 Club Newsletter would glad help reproducing newsletter month Photo Off-set clearest methods reproducing newsletter long run 100 copies economical cost-wise Photos reproduce clearest off-set printer can help line drawings can used same methods layout can used mentioned above choose off-set method get ting out newsletter make arrange ments printer letter same time month allowing plenty time Most off-set printing places like Copy-Quick Insty-Print SpeedyPrinting small print ing plants equipped off-set printing have set schedule prices will help determine what cost per month will given number copies setting up place work newsletter layouts include small piece 3/4 birch plywood approximately 20 wide 24 long used working surface Cover piece heavy art board same size gives really smooth surface Another useful item X-acto knife Now have touched I-low lets proceed makeup have heading designed have chosen method best suited re producing newsletter plan pub lish size paper next printed standard sheet 8 X II legal size 8 X 14 pages planned editors start two sheets paper single sheet using both sides legal size will give reasonable amount area work heading shouldnt take up fifth front page main body can include names club officials article current interest club members Recent contest fun-fly club meeting report announcement next meeting etc comes under What at event held members persons partici pating Name names Always get members participants can list what did has building what Nothing gives boost club its membership seeing names print Always take positive view writing about someone never think negatively other words always say nice things Club members will willing help articles about different subjects approached right way Some can talked giving article month field activities sites others what happened different contests soaring activity report what Glider Guiders have doing Technical tips helpful hints building can printed cartoons Items can garnered other sources such newsletters other clubs always give permission reprint Meeting financial reports should included members help articles make up heading giving by-line Nothing helps ego see s name print over article Again helps image club Al ways plan layouts dont just fill get printed Paper Colors Use White first choice Never use deepcolored paper main body newsletter feel must use color choose pastel shade like pale yel low pink blue green buff Deep colors like canary goldenrod may used special announcements best time get letter mail Plan get newsletter mail members about five days before next current club meeting helps mem bers remember day time Special continued page 90 Below An example good self-mailer requires folding stapling before sending out Right long experience news letters helping newsletter editors around country design good paper Les Hard suggests division areas various kinds subject matter editor deals 0 46 Model Aviation MOTOR CITY ___ NC W S LET T K N / PubllsbRd byDe Mob gan RADIO CONTROL CLUB OF DETROIT Edtors RICHARD EDITH JAVERY ICHARD IAVERYP.Idnt JACI KINGVice-PsIdat JERRY MALLARD FRANKDEIDUN S 1itig . CS lb tiM bd ThId TMndl , a, .,ntn ca Et.,1n &hi, Sh.h. FIRST CLASS LIII RICHARD JAVERY 31279 WELISTORI WAR RE N 48093 MAIN TOPIC HEADINO orIt6plSoQfb Etc 0 E irt%TP pesi Eot% Af against stabilizer mount Fin Rudder Couldnt figure out anything simpler rudder plenty large want person alize Ambivalent heres good spot just keep area about same Cover hinge install slot sta bilizer sub-rudder filler cut match outline rudder already mount ed stabilizer Assembly stabilizer should po sitioned fuselage hinge line clears tail post soft aluminum could tin strip wrapped around connector horn two 3/48 bolts sticking through keep stabilizer hold down bands binding elevator movement works shim drawn fuselage side should nor necessary Install large Sig nylon horns onto rudder elevator before strapping sembly onto fuselage Temporarily position fin-stabilizer onto fuselage run Nyrods through filler sheets rear holes bulkhead E connect horns Temporarily mount engine landing gear prop-spinner Determine CG moving brick battery fore aft mark epoxy cross pieces after remov FLIGHT LITE THE ON BOARD BATTERY MONITOR LIGHT THAT GOES OUT WHEN 10-20 MINUTES OF SAFE CHARGE REMAINS DOES NOT FADE OUT SNAPS IN HOLE DETECTS BAD CELLS PILOT LIGHT GUARANTEED SEE THE LIGHT CAN YOU AFFORO NOT TO ADVANCED DEVICES INC P0 800 iS SOCKVILLE MD 20850 SOIREES VIA 1ST CLASR MAIL Dnalere Invited PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT WITH ODe NICAS Wieh ret Type ot Dune Cent 695 AS SHOWN 995 DELUXE neutral cowl cut clear engine adjusted closely approximate spin ner can held place screws running filler block top ply bottom threaded metal angles sides Cut windscreen pattern butyrate sheet hold place fuselage masking tape use hair dryer warm slightly will mold shape can also done Monokote iron dont touch mounted side windows before Monokoting tricky good neat installation Install wing mount sheeting rails recheck parts installed Remove dowels etc cover fuselage like vinyl trim tapes decoration let artistic talent dictate Ambivalent IS trimmed tank shown Perfect #6 repiped bring lines out easier accesses Tatone timer will run 19 seconds little Untimed tank will put model out sight Flying Initial flight should hand glides CG correctly located dive stall can corrected stabilizer shim gentle right glide circle can created stabilizer tilt rudder tab First powered flights connec tors outside holes horns large prop cool fuel over control power model set up will climb nicely much assistance Upon breaking ground about three feet little down elevator may needed absolutely no up turn Use short motor runs 3-5 sec onds until youre confident power pattern try straight away climb little right rudder motor dies avoid transition stall Once things going consistently go normal free-flight-size prop motor size heat up fuel set timer full run go hunt lift Ambivalent heavily loaded current compe tition machine 50 ounces opposed 3436 will thermal nicely penetrate wind back launch site easily Whether construct yours avail able remains build scratch Im sure after few solid thermal flights terminated feet will no longer ambivalent about RAFF would appreciate comments ex periences new experience Write dont call D B Mathews DDS 119 West Morton Greensburg Kan 67054 Club Newsletter/Hard continued page 46 announcements should printed least full month ahead such contests fun flys special events banquets can extra sheets used inserts newsletter As help getting newsletter ready mailing like stapling folding addressing postage mailing say 25 50 copies can yourself Fifty 100 copies help should arranged some can staple fold staple others can affix address labels stamps Maybe arrangements can made have members mail again credit can given print helping club newsletter very important item must appear newsletter name editor address city zip number other item phone number An other thing remember desire editorialize newsletter editors please keep mind give true facts fancy Never use newsletter attack members club others As editor can great help club acting Club Historian can assist Secretary too can Public Relations man club So good luck keep plugging way Newsletter Editor rough must have thick shell strong will plus dedication task 90 Model Aviation Ambivalent/Mathewsing brick After epoxy has set remount continued page 27brick trim adjust Nyrods give
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/04
Page Numbers: 44, 45, 46, 90
Tt C 0 0~ Lc1 Ei-TSa 6________ SnA 0 7S11/ ON/Sce 2 6 u2w seq 2uo qsiqnd oi pualul io r 0 12% 0 02112 012 6 K p b% oo b c J8UGISMBU 2 8A2 ApaaIIe noA JaLIBLIM 404 L%NCOLNSK KNG PADO CON1 DIVISIC 104}OESMOM qn{ D bumpc{qnj 2 C ~X3 0LA0- 0ASo 6 0n$0O N 9U17 988 41 JO1IP p1esei-0 0 4% q ~ o 40* CE w 4% 4 U _ SNilop 5w DAVE DIEHL FLOp BOny bAlES S0y 0&H BOByEdZ JONES Pubi~ 6120 Cb0p0to Geo~__ pe6 -teeep00 404 561e Co0~anIt home 6-tom -themete hte -the tn AMA C CLUI ddit 520C Apt IAn ml SO YOU PLAN edit publish newsletter club object put ting out club newsletter report fellow club members others activi ties have taken place will taking place within club activi ties sites contests area state around country Tips howto has building what brief sketches members ms limitless can published club news letter will interest members must convey following What deciding publishing newsletter club officials should plan program what club can afford spend publication month will pro-rate financing Some clubs set aside percentage yearly dues others sell advertising space hobby shops help pay publishing news letter session officials name newsletter should decided upon suggestion contest could held within club let members offer possible names publication Designing Newsletter Masthead After suitable name has chosen plan layout newsletter heading keeping mind design should kept simple could include club insignia logo name chosen full name club AMA Club Charter number city location volume number issue number date month year have commercial artist work clubs have member two have art ability will glad help project methods doing lay outs headings Felt-tip pens useful Dry transfer artype can used type artype comes varied styles may purchased art supply stores stationery shops need cutting pasting type styles newspapers magazines Hand lettered layouts can made mentioned using felt-tip pens types reproducing methods available list four am acquainted Hectograph 2 Mimeograph 3 Xerox IBM 4 Photo off-set Hectograph Gelatin process dye transfer printing lowest cost method less restricts what can reproduce color printing best An instruction book use method can pur chased local school supply service can ingredients Hectograph Line drawings hand lettered layouts typed copy some simple illustrations too Items needed work process Pan pans master sheets gelatin inks paper 4-The--Bee--Line-Examples successful quite pleasing head art number well known well done newsletters masthead beginning point TS Conr S Monthly Newsletter CeciarburgWIsc * Penni¬ Jno 216,i6 VC~enn6BUB Won 016 Ion 6MAChOd6Lt.CLUB OWffl6St Cd Wonados W onfl t6 730 pn o*tflnW6.ni11e 6OdnOn GARY REAP j1666 AC. 01 64 Wb6IWW611, Wino HOTMAC Newu BLACK HAWK RIC PILOTS Inc STICK TIM can pcrSfl Ream CONTROL 055 Mms 59*5 CW5.dbD&*5 edclivith 5wt 5 Sb O MIDW ST RADIO CONTROL SOCiETY W SIONAL SKRS MACIC CONTROL CL TIGERS TA FLYING TIGERS RC CLUB TOLE~NIO 16 lb duplicator stapler ruler pencils paper clips tools instruc tion book might call Mimeograph This method next choice reproducing newsletter again limited far - go graphics Good typing good sharp master stencils secret good instruction book can obtained help reproducing mimeograph Cost runs method can kept within budg et clubs Line drawings simple cartoons maps hand-lettered layouts few items along good typed copy reproduced Equipment needs Mimeograph machine clubs choose purchase own equipment can good investment because machine can used producing announcements con tests fun-flys other items side producing newsletter good type writer someone typed stencils correction fluid stylists ruler 18 stapler tape scissors address label sheets self-stick type Ive named just few items needed Xerox IBM another method reproducing newsletter Artwork form black-and-white line drawings some half tones can re produced Photos will reproduce too Xerox has screen sheet help working layouts along typed copy Artype dry transfer alphabets can used produce headings type lettering helps add professional look newsletter Felt-tips black great help layouts fine tips lines medium tips headings heavy tips bold announcements Cost-wise Xerox IBM type reproduction will help getting out newsletter quantities 50 100 copies minimum cost club Xerox printing address labels can done great savings master sheet can typed years supply run off Update time time keep current Equipment needs Layout paper type writer someone typing Artype sheets assorted styles felt-tips masking tape transparent tape ruler 18 eraser scissors stapler pencils ball-point pen 3 X 5 file cards file file folders file clippings file copy newsletter print Access Xerox IBM machine clubs have members work places have machines can get use nominal fee April1976 45 Club Newsletter would glad help reproducing newsletter month Photo Off-set clearest methods reproducing newsletter long run 100 copies economical cost-wise Photos reproduce clearest off-set printer can help line drawings can used same methods layout can used mentioned above choose off-set method get ting out newsletter make arrange ments printer letter same time month allowing plenty time Most off-set printing places like Copy-Quick Insty-Print SpeedyPrinting small print ing plants equipped off-set printing have set schedule prices will help determine what cost per month will given number copies setting up place work newsletter layouts include small piece 3/4 birch plywood approximately 20 wide 24 long used working surface Cover piece heavy art board same size gives really smooth surface Another useful item X-acto knife Now have touched I-low lets proceed makeup have heading designed have chosen method best suited re producing newsletter plan pub lish size paper next printed standard sheet 8 X II legal size 8 X 14 pages planned editors start two sheets paper single sheet using both sides legal size will give reasonable amount area work heading shouldnt take up fifth front page main body can include names club officials article current interest club members Recent contest fun-fly club meeting report announcement next meeting etc comes under What at event held members persons partici pating Name names Always get members participants can list what did has building what Nothing gives boost club its membership seeing names print Always take positive view writing about someone never think negatively other words always say nice things Club members will willing help articles about different subjects approached right way Some can talked giving article month field activities sites others what happened different contests soaring activity report what Glider Guiders have doing Technical tips helpful hints building can printed cartoons Items can garnered other sources such newsletters other clubs always give permission reprint Meeting financial reports should included members help articles make up heading giving by-line Nothing helps ego see s name print over article Again helps image club Al ways plan layouts dont just fill get printed Paper Colors Use White first choice Never use deepcolored paper main body newsletter feel must use color choose pastel shade like pale yel low pink blue green buff Deep colors like canary goldenrod may used special announcements best time get letter mail Plan get newsletter mail members about five days before next current club meeting helps mem bers remember day time Special continued page 90 Below An example good self-mailer requires folding stapling before sending out Right long experience news letters helping newsletter editors around country design good paper Les Hard suggests division areas various kinds subject matter editor deals 0 46 Model Aviation MOTOR CITY ___ NC W S LET T K N / PubllsbRd byDe Mob gan RADIO CONTROL CLUB OF DETROIT Edtors RICHARD EDITH JAVERY ICHARD IAVERYP.Idnt JACI KINGVice-PsIdat JERRY MALLARD FRANKDEIDUN S 1itig . CS lb tiM bd ThId TMndl , a, .,ntn ca Et.,1n &hi, Sh.h. FIRST CLASS LIII RICHARD JAVERY 31279 WELISTORI WAR RE N 48093 MAIN TOPIC HEADINO orIt6plSoQfb Etc 0 E irt%TP pesi Eot% Af against stabilizer mount Fin Rudder Couldnt figure out anything simpler rudder plenty large want person alize Ambivalent heres good spot just keep area about same Cover hinge install slot sta bilizer sub-rudder filler cut match outline rudder already mount ed stabilizer Assembly stabilizer should po sitioned fuselage hinge line clears tail post soft aluminum could tin strip wrapped around connector horn two 3/48 bolts sticking through keep stabilizer hold down bands binding elevator movement works shim drawn fuselage side should nor necessary Install large Sig nylon horns onto rudder elevator before strapping sembly onto fuselage Temporarily position fin-stabilizer onto fuselage run Nyrods through filler sheets rear holes bulkhead E connect horns Temporarily mount engine landing gear prop-spinner Determine CG moving brick battery fore aft mark epoxy cross pieces after remov FLIGHT LITE THE ON BOARD BATTERY MONITOR LIGHT THAT GOES OUT WHEN 10-20 MINUTES OF SAFE CHARGE REMAINS DOES NOT FADE OUT SNAPS IN HOLE DETECTS BAD CELLS PILOT LIGHT GUARANTEED SEE THE LIGHT CAN YOU AFFORO NOT TO ADVANCED DEVICES INC P0 800 iS SOCKVILLE MD 20850 SOIREES VIA 1ST CLASR MAIL Dnalere Invited PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT WITH ODe NICAS Wieh ret Type ot Dune Cent 695 AS SHOWN 995 DELUXE neutral cowl cut clear engine adjusted closely approximate spin ner can held place screws running filler block top ply bottom threaded metal angles sides Cut windscreen pattern butyrate sheet hold place fuselage masking tape use hair dryer warm slightly will mold shape can also done Monokote iron dont touch mounted side windows before Monokoting tricky good neat installation Install wing mount sheeting rails recheck parts installed Remove dowels etc cover fuselage like vinyl trim tapes decoration let artistic talent dictate Ambivalent IS trimmed tank shown Perfect #6 repiped bring lines out easier accesses Tatone timer will run 19 seconds little Untimed tank will put model out sight Flying Initial flight should hand glides CG correctly located dive stall can corrected stabilizer shim gentle right glide circle can created stabilizer tilt rudder tab First powered flights connec tors outside holes horns large prop cool fuel over control power model set up will climb nicely much assistance Upon breaking ground about three feet little down elevator may needed absolutely no up turn Use short motor runs 3-5 sec onds until youre confident power pattern try straight away climb little right rudder motor dies avoid transition stall Once things going consistently go normal free-flight-size prop motor size heat up fuel set timer full run go hunt lift Ambivalent heavily loaded current compe tition machine 50 ounces opposed 3436 will thermal nicely penetrate wind back launch site easily Whether construct yours avail able remains build scratch Im sure after few solid thermal flights terminated feet will no longer ambivalent about RAFF would appreciate comments ex periences new experience Write dont call D B Mathews DDS 119 West Morton Greensburg Kan 67054 Club Newsletter/Hard continued page 46 announcements should printed least full month ahead such contests fun flys special events banquets can extra sheets used inserts newsletter As help getting newsletter ready mailing like stapling folding addressing postage mailing say 25 50 copies can yourself Fifty 100 copies help should arranged some can staple fold staple others can affix address labels stamps Maybe arrangements can made have members mail again credit can given print helping club newsletter very important item must appear newsletter name editor address city zip number other item phone number An other thing remember desire editorialize newsletter editors please keep mind give true facts fancy Never use newsletter attack members club others As editor can great help club acting Club Historian can assist Secretary too can Public Relations man club So good luck keep plugging way Newsletter Editor rough must have thick shell strong will plus dedication task 90 Model Aviation Ambivalent/Mathewsing brick After epoxy has set remount continued page 27brick trim adjust Nyrods give
Edition: Model Aviation - 1976/04
Page Numbers: 44, 45, 46, 90
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