Radio Controlled Soaring Digest October 1986 Issue
Issue Contents:
The use of “Z” bend pushrods and keepers is recommended for tight control.
Max proposes that tail moments are too short for good pitch stability.
Instructions on doing simple aerobatics are given in humorous article.
Valuable general instructions on building your first sailplane are given.
H. strength wing blades of spring steel are described and offered for sale.
Coordinates for a B.A. 24 airfoil are given. Airfoil has been tested.
An adjustable tow hook design is illustrated which is more aerodynamic. Nothing made to date is mentioned.
The use of a “Low Start” is described for launching HLG sailplanes
Information on using Kevlar is offered by Dupont. Address given.
Agenda for the 3rd. Annual National Sailplane Symposium is listed.Madison Area Radio Control Society is the sponsor.
Construction of the “Poquito Primero” by Buzz Waltz R/c Designs is covered. Article is brief.
86 AMA Soaring NATS award winners are listed
Pete describes his interest and experience with R/c soaring and aeronautics.Pete is a mechanical/composite enngineer at McDonnell Helicopter Co.
Schweizer Aircraft Corp. 2-33 Sailplane shown in three view
Radio Controlled Soaring Digest October 1986 Issue
