RC Jets 2014/03
I got my classic Jet Central Rabbit back from its annual 25-hour inspection, and upgraded it for one of Jet Central’s newest features: the Power Box. This upgrade cleans up and simplifies turbine engine setup and installation, reducing the connections between the turbine and the engine-control unit (ECU).
RC Jets 2014/01
For many of us, this is the time of year when we prepare for our next flying season. For those of you who live in the South, I don’t know how you do it. I don’t understand how you can make yourself stop flying to build new airplanes.
RC JETS 2013/07 Building projects at the Toledo R/C Expo
The 2013 Toledo Show is over, and it was again an exciting place for modelers.
For us Northerners it was a great place to take a break from our winter building
and see our friends from throughout the region.
The turbine-modeling industry is not strongly represented at the Toledo R/C Expo.
Its representatives prefer to attend flying events to show off the latest products, but
don’t let that
keep you away.
RC Jets - 2013/03
Wren USA’s new products. I recently visited with Wren Turbines USA’s Ron Ballard. He made the trek to England for the Wren Open Day at the main factory, where the action never stops. Ron was anxious to tell me about exciting product improvements and new merchandise coming to the Wren turbine line.
RADIO CONTROL JETS - 2005/05
I HAVE FLOWN jets for a number of years and I have come to
the point I only fly turbines and electrics. I didn’t even take out
any of my piston-powered airplanes this year—only my
daughter’s Seniorita.
What is it like to fly jets? The best place to start is to look at
what you get when you buy your turbine.
