CL Aerobatics - 2013/03
Electric Power Conversion. It’s time to start the project airplane that I mentioned in my last column, which will take advantage of the E-flite Power 15 motor or an equivalent motor. Such a model should be easy to fly, inexpensive, and could be a competition model as well as an advanced CL Aerobatics trainer. The subject model is Bill Werwage’s Classic Stunt-legal Vulcan. AMA’s Plans Service is the plans source, for anyone who might want to build one.
Modeling Spoken Here - 2005/06
IT’S APRIL 13TH here in eastern
Pennsylvania as I write this column, and
the weather has just “broken.” Winter has
finally thrown in the proverbial towel and
we are in line for much more fair weather
than foul in the foreseeable future. Spring
has sprung.
I can hardly wait to see the line at the
frequency board at the local RC
aerodrome this weekend. The weather is
supposed to be perfect. Wind speeds are
forecast to be minimal to nothing at all,
and the skies are going to be blue and
clear. Like I said, perfect. Or is it?
2004 FAI Control Line World Championships-2004/11
FOR THE FIRST time in 20 years, the FAI Control Line World
Championships (CLWC) was contested in the United States.
Between July 4 and July 10, the best CL modelers on the planet
made their way to AMA’s International Aeromodeling Center in
Muncie, Indiana, to compete in the four FAI F2 events at the 23rd
CLWC: A (Speed), B (Aerobatics), C (Team Race), and D
(Combat).
Modeling Spoken Here-2004/11
... we are part of a larger
modeling family that
encompasses the world.
Modeling Spoken Here-2004/12
THIS ISSUE MARKS the conclusion of
my fourth year in the position of
aeromodeling editor at MA. My boss,
AMA Director of Publications Rob Kurek,
reminded me of this a few days back.
S
