Micro-Flying
Micro-Flying by John Worth discusses the techniques and innovations in ultra-small model aircraft, highlighting advancements in 1997 and 1998.
In the Air 2008/05
At the AMA Convention in Ontario,
California, in January, Tony Naccarato Jr.
received the Frank and John Zaic Memorial
Award. Although the honor was in his name
only, it recognized one of the most unique
families in aeromodeling history.
Micro-Flying - 2007/11
IN THE WORLD of micro-flight RC
components are getting smaller and lighter.
When they are capable of doing more than
many of their larger and heavier
counterparts, that draws attention and that’s
how it is with the Micro Invent Minor
receiver. Made in Slovakia, it is sold in the
United States by Air Midi Micros in
Colorado and Bob Selman Designs in
Missouri.
Micro-Flying - 2007/07
SHORTLY BEFORE press time I received
word that Dave Robelen, the regular writer for
“Micro-Flying,” had entered a hospital with a
very serious health problem that prevented him
from sending in his monthly column. Shortly
afterward I learned that Dave had died in the
hospital.
2004 NEAT Fair - 2005/03
THE STORY OF what happened at the
Northeast Electric Aircraft Technology
(NEAT) Fair at the Peaceful Valley
Campsite in Shinhopple, New York,
September 17-19 is much more than a tale
of who was there and what they flew. It
has a great deal to do with how modelers
handle a crisis.
This was the fourth annual event
organized to show and demonstrate the
latest in electric flight. Heavy rains and
floods forced the last two days of the
NEAT Fair to be canceled, but that came
after two days of flying and buying, so
many positive things happened to offset
the negatives.

