How to Trim a Model: Part I
MY ARTICLE "A Primer on Aerodynamics," in the September 1992 issue, led us into basic aerodyanmic principles. The object of this new article is simple: Once you understand the functions of aerodynamics, the next step is learning to apply them to produce the type of flight you desire. This could be in free flight, control line, or radio control-each with its many facets.
Why Can't There Be A World Championship For Pylon?
FORMULA One racing is the predominant pylon event in the U.S.A. A number of years ago Formula I reached its peak in participation and has held that level to this date. At the time Formula I was growing, FAI Pylon, following in its footsteps, was interesting to many of our racing people. But then the two paths parted. While Formula I continued to attract new people, FAI Pylon declined in the United States until it was only a memory. Its demise was not because modelers no longer wished to race in other ways than Formula One; look at what happened with 1/4-Midget and the
