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A Discussion on Tail Draggers
Written by R/C Pilot   
Monday, 23 April 2007
I prefer tail-draggers and have long felt that, on grass at least, they are less troublesome than nose-wheels. Unfortunately, I like jets too and nearly all jet fighters are tricycles! The Gloster Goblin (the proof-of-concept testbed for Frank Whittle's first jet engine) and the earliest Me-262s had tail-wheels but those 2 are not on my "Wanna build" list.
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Why Keep a Log
Written by R/C Pilot   
Saturday, 12 June 2004
Making a pitch for keeping a log.

I have always logged my R/C model flying. For some people, "Oh, that's too much like homework!" But there are some real benefits. After a winter's layoff, I have trouble remembering which transmitter flew which airplane, let alone which memory in the transmitter.

When I have a trim problem or difficulty mastering some maneuver, I write it up in the log and the act of writing itself often triggers ideas for solutions. When I do solve something, that goes in the log too and it has happened that, at a later time, a similar problem arose and I found the log entry and a solution. When I make changes to the center of gravity or the needle valve, I might forget that a week later but the log can remind me. Changing the engine, propeller, receiver, frequency or any other equipment should be logged. If I had logged the propeller size on the P51D, I would not have had to remove the spinner cone to find out!

Last Updated ( Monday, 23 April 2007 )
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