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Switch
On: The latest radio control news and views with editorial intro
from Graham Ashby.
• Counter Point: New model
products from Ripmax, DD Video, Graupner, Protech, Steve Webb Models
and Motors & Rotors.
• Review:
Sanwa VG6000. Six channels and four model memories has Mike Le'Mmon
saying nice things about this new transmitter.
• Weekenders:
Alex Whittaker shelters from the northern chill and serves a
mugful of winter cheer.
• R/C
Workplace. Henrys Hangar is the story of one mans success at turning
his hobby into a business.
• All
Write: Air your views, seek a solution or just tell everyone
what you're up to.
• Report:
Nuremberg
2004 Part 1. Tom Bailey descends on Germany for this years International
toy fair.
• Large Model Affairs: Keith Mitchell
sets his sights on a popular northern rally and samples some of the
LMA's finest.
• Fly Electric: Nigel Hawes proves
electric flight needn't be expensive with a fine brace of budget models.
• Competition: Readers chance to win a Ripmax ARTF
Tiger Moth and OS FS-30 four stroke engine.
• FREE PLAN: Maricado. Paul Strawson adds a little
modern spice to a classic Radio Modeller plan
• On The Edge: Another postcard from the sharp
edge of Andy Ellison's soaring world.
• Review:
Graupner Giles-202. 53" span, semi-scale, aerobatic model for .46
2 stroke - .70 4 stroke.
• Manoeuvre of the month: Pete Rondel explains
how to perform the knife edge spin and the snap roll.
• Report:
Free Flight Nats. Alex Whittaker comes out of the closet saying R/C
is not the only fruit.
• R/C
Technique: Skin Deep Part 2. Gerard Feeney defies wrinkles to achieve
a perfect solarfilm skin.
• Scale Forum: Duncan Hutson gets down to the nitty
gritty in pursuit of some Fly-Baby finery.
• R/C
Theory: Torque Sense Part 2. Don Farrer puts the torque characteristics
theory to work.
• Going
Places. Diary dates for the coming season with listings to late June.
• R/C
Technique: Bespoke Silencing Part 5 looks at an ingenious scale exhaust
for a wankel engine.
• Review:
ASP FS70-AR. Malcolm Pinnock gets to grips with the Series 3 four stroke
engine.
• Electric
Flight: Nigel Hawes checks out electric powered seaplanes and flying
boats.
• Engine
Matters: Looking at John Feeney latest engine, The Feeney Tempest Twin.
• Wizard
Of Oz: Catch up with Brian Winch down under as he dispenses some
more pearls of wisdom.
• Classifieds:
R/C Marketplace, Subscriptions, Tuition, Services and UK Shop
Guide.
• Barnstormer: Lord Bertie
finds that an Indian restaurant in Bangla Desh is run by cousins from
their own local take away curry house.
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