Rubber cement can come in very handy when building your model airplanes.
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Red Scholefield quotes one of my articles in the current issue of Model Aviation magazine. You can find his column, The Battery Clinic, on page 89 of the July 2012 issue. Thanks, Red! I am thrilled that he liked my article so much that he shared it with all of the AMA members.
Click here to read the full Quick and Easy Model Airplane Sizing article quoted in the magazine.
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Surprising test results from these two identical looking propellers.
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A 3D printer is used to create a model airplane that can actually fly.
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Quick and easy directions for manually measuring the internal resistance of a battery pack.
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A couple of short videos showing how to program a JR X9303. The first shows the elevon (elevators and ailerons) setup. The second shows flaperon (flaps and ailerons).
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What is it like being a model airplane designer? Aren’t there supposed to be groupies?
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Epoxy used as a glue is a little different from other adhesives.
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I usually forget to do this, but checking the lateral balance of your model before its maiden flight is well worth doing.
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