Radio Control Helicopters - 2004/03
IS EVERYBODY enjoying winter? Yeah,
right! This issue will come out sometime in
January, smack in the middle of winter. I’m
writing this in October, so I have no idea
how the winter is going to shape up. I do
know one thing: there’s not much outdoor
helicopter flying going on in February and
March in the North.
RADIO CONTROL HELICOPTERS - 2004/11
BEFORE I START and someone decides to
get all twisted up, I know this is a helicopter
column, but I’m using my fixed-wing club as
an example to make my point.
Radio Control Helicopters - 2004/02
AS I’M WRITING this month’s column, the
days are definitely getting shorter in upstate
New York. It’s the first full day of fall. For
us, now the flying season consists mainly of
flying on the weekends. Shortly it will be a
good idea to do some R&R on the fleet.
RADIO CONTROL HELICOPTERS - 2004/12
WHAT AN experience—again! I just got
back to reality from four great days of flying
helicopters with some great pilots and the
master himself: Curtis Youngblood.
Radio Control Helicopters - 2004/01
WE GOT ROUGHLY a month of decent
weather with more sun than rain, but it still
managed to rain at least one day of the
weekend almost every week. Those of us
who live in the Northeast learn to get what
we can out of the nice weather. Then there
are those who are really lucky and get to go
south for the winter for flying all the time.
Ah, retirement. Someday.
