CONTROL LINE RACING - 2003/08
TUCSON, ARIZONA, and the Cabin Fever
contest provided welcome relief for some
from the cold winter. The overall number of
participants was down this year, but it was
still a good time with good competition.
Although it was warm, the weather turned
windy on Saturday morning. Gusts of
roughly 50 mph made flying impossible.
CONTROL LINE RACING - 2003/06
AS I WRITE this column the roar of racing
engines from Daytona, Florida, indicates
that spring is almost here, and with that
comes another flying season. I recently
attended the annual Tangerine contest in
Titusville, Florida. Some of the events flown
were Mouse II, Quickie Rat, and Fox
Racing.
Control Line Racing - 2004/04
I THOUGHT I would take a break from
traditional Racing information this month
and share some basic facts about chrome.
This column is intended as a general
overview of chrome and not a how-to-do-it.
I may write some more-detailed information
in the future.
CONTROL LINE RACING - 2004/10
CL RACING has experienced some great
advancements that have changed events
through the years. The Nelson engine has
replaced almost every other type, and if you
want to win, you use the best technology.
CONTROL LINE RACING - 2003/04
AS FLYING SEASON approaches, and is probably well underway in
parts of the country, I hope we have all decided to build that .15 Rat.
You may recall that in the last column I included the rules for the
event. I hope you have decided to join us in the Rat circle.
