1989, November – FM Back Issue

$5.00

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24 Barnstormer – Dan Reiss – An RC remake of Lou Andrews’ great CL stunter
30 Airtronics’ Vision System – Bob Aberle – FM Product Review: Buttons, whistles, and a screen!
35 A Plug-In LG How-To – Mike Midkiff – The painless way to put your FF scalers on wheels
36 Robbe’s Arcus – Ray Juschkus – FM Product Review: A kit with a look all its own
40 Found Centennial – Larry Kruse – Distinctive lines and the right “numbers” for FF scale competition
44 Paul’s Flying Stuff’ F-86 Sabre – Rick Andres – FM Product Review: An economical entry to the world of ducted fans
48 All but forgotten … Bombers! – Dick Sarpolus – Great behemoths from the 1950’s
54 Flyin’ Things for Fledglings – Earl Van Gorder – More news from the gang
60 RC Giant Scale – Frank Costello – A look at kill switches. and some new products
62 RC Pattern – Dean Pappas – Flight reports on two new pattern birds
64 RC Soaring – Herk Stokely – Is the Thunderbird the ultimate thermal machine
66 RC Sport – Dick Sarpolus – A flight training odyssey. a nifty airplane holder, and molding canopies
67 RC Sport Scale – George Leu – A new Skyraider kit, and some reflections on the Top Gun Tournament
68 Fan Facts – Frank Fanelli – Some unusual ducted fan protects, and a new book
70 Electric Flight – Dick Gibbs – Electric versus glow in competition, and plans into
72 WhirlyWords – Dale Hart – More on radios. scale documentation, and new rotor blades
74 FF Sport – Larry Kruse – looking at all things thermal
76 CL Combat – Rich Lopez – A look back at the 1989 competition season
78 CL Stunt – Windy Urtnowski – Miscellaneous Nats notes
RC Model Boating
82 Make a Carved Name Board – George Fox Lang – FM How-To: Personalize your new scale boat
88 RC Scale Boats – Bill Michaels – Diminutive scale boats could spark a craze
90 RC Sport Boats – Don Bilsky – New MRP electric boats. IMPBA rules news, and a sponson fix
On the Cover: At work or rest Robbe Model Sports’ electric sailplane, the Arcus is a beauty. Ray Juschkus puts this highly prefabricated kit through the review wringer, and it emerges clean and with shining marks for both construction and flying qualities. Photos Ray Juschkus

Additional information

Weight 0.4 lbs
Dimensions 12 × 12 × 2 in