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September  - October 2025

Preparing for the MAAA Nationals    

Competition Flying

Ready to Paint

Mk V canopy replaced

Landing in a Strong Crosswind

Repaired Again

Amazing Talent

Could it Race Again?

Flying Futaba Newsletters 

It's all about flying, not just for Futaba owners 

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August 2025

Flex x Innovations C170 glider tug   

Foka V test flight

Electric versus Glo

Caibre 60

Compass installed- getting closer

Balsa USA SE-5a

210 kph on 10s for five minutes

Seagull Nemesis EP

July 2025

248 kph straight and level  

Seagull Nemesis EP

Servo torque and extension leads

Seriously?

Better get the glue out

Foka 5 Scale Glider

MAAA Scale Nationals

Manoeuvre Selection

June 2025    

Calculating cost per FLight

Back up Model

Do I risk aileron flutter?

DA 85 Hawk Speed Six

Great Value all Composite

Valenta Gliders Salto

Dealing with Dickheads (part 1)

Brian Green Trophy

May 2025    

Checking out new coreless digitals 

A Series Servos

Ditched the FR Sky radio  

Bronco 

Grahame Goodson does me a favour

Balsa USA SE5a kit

Soft spot for engines 

Nostalgia

April 2025    

What do about this

Back into a jet 

And this

F-100 Super Sabre 

And this

GT 2000


And this

Hangar 9 MB-339

Prevously published RCM News magazine articles

Basic and Advanced Flying 

When I started competing in 1972 there were two categories in F3a aerobatics. Novice and Expert. You don't have to compete in aerobatics to get better but the basic principles of competition flying start with taking off, maintaining a straight line back and forth and landing on a given spot
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Novice 

First Solo

Balsa does not fly better

Expert

Art of Aerobatics 

What to do after going solo

Expert and Novice

When Reviews Go Wrong

Actual Reality versus the Flight Sim

Expert and Novice

WG Gilderslag - Stunt Pilot

No worries `it'll buff out

Basic and advanced  

Novice and Expert

Flight School (2016)

What to do after going solo

Novice and Expert

Stick and Rudder (2008)

Basics remain the same

 Expert and Novice

Heavy Model Permit

Whats' all the fuss about?

Display Director

Sandown F1 Air Race

3rd time I hired a motor racing venue