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R.C. EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

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R.C. EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

AIRPLANES (All ready to fly)

Any reasonable offer considered

EXTRA 260 MINI , MARK IV, PULSE XT 40 and F4U CORSAIR 60

Last Updated on Thursday, 03 June 2010 06:25 Read more...
 

Night Flight 101

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Finally after at least a month of preparation and several false starts I have achieved my first night flight. This was done down at our field at around 7 to 8:30 pm November 12. It was quite cold: -2 to + 2 C and I was flying with leather gloves. I used 8 solar/patio lanterns to mark/illuminate my path to the pits and the flight station and then the center line of the runway. 

Last Updated on Sunday, 22 November 2009 07:42 Read more...
 

Flag Towing with a Radio Controlled Model Airplane

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I have been interested in using a model airplane as a tractor or platform for other things, almost from the instant I first got to fly one. One of the things I aspire to do is towing a banner. I have not gotten around to that yet, but I have managed to successfully tow a flag aloft and get it back intact. (The airplane, too!)
Last Updated on Friday, 12 June 2009 07:47 Read more...
 

A fantasy flight, a trip in an AN-2

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My first glimpse of it was sitting in weeds and undergrowth at the side of the disused Pearls Airport in the northeast part of the island of Grenada (click here for google map). 

The ‘CCCP’ on its side was barely legible. “What an ungainly, ugly monster”Derelict AN2 CCCP 71189 I thought.  I just had to get out of the van and look it over. Somewhat to the north was another derelict; larger, twin engines, with a ramp at the rear, and the fading ‘Cubana’ name barely readable on its side. 
Last Updated on Friday, 23 October 2009 15:12 Read more...
 

RC Airplane Starting Table

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Every Club should have Safety Starting Benches and our Club now has 6 of these in place. This article will explain how to build one for your own use or your club. The overwhelming response from our club members is, "how did we ever manage without them!".

Thanks to Mr. Charles Meyer for making this construction article available to all.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 April 2009 06:06 Read more...
 
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