Features

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1971 Nats

By National Model Aviation Museum staff As seen in the April 2019 issue of Model Aviation. IN 1971, AMA OFFICIALS sought to repeat the success of the previous year’s Nats and make it even bigger and

Free Flight Duration By Louis Joyner | [email protected] As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. IF YOU WANT to give Free Flight (FF) a try or get back into the sport after a long

Control Line Scale: By Fred Cronenwett | [email protected] As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. THE DATES FOR the 2023 AMA Control Line (CL) Scale Nats have been set as July 6-9. The

Advanced Flight Technologies By Patrick Sherman | [email protected] As seen in the January 2023 issue of Model Aviation. STRAIGHT AWAY, I need to acknowledge the fact that the photos

By Joe Daly | [email protected] As seen in the January 2023 issue of Model Aviation. The 2022 USA F2B Team during the CL Aerobatics Nats at the International Aeromodeling Center in Muncie IN, a

By Stan Alexander [email protected] As seen in the January 2023 issue of Model Aviation. The King Air taxis back to the pit area after another successful flight in Team Scale during the 2017 Nats

By Jay Smith [email protected] | Photos by the author and as noted As seen in the January 2023 issue of Model Aviation. Sig Manufacturing Co. was started in 1951 in Montezuma, Iowa, with an idea

Back To Johnson City! By Don Slusarczyk | [email protected] As seen in the January 2023 issue of Model Aviation. Indoor flying at the ETSU Mini-Dome in Johnson City TN, is again a reality, thanks to

Landing Gear By Jim Hiller | [email protected] As seen in the January 2023 issue of Model Aviation. While at the Bill Beach Jet Classic event, held by the Rosewood RC Flyers in Rosewood IN, in

Opening doors for the rest of us By Greg Gimlick | [email protected] Photos by the author WHAT IS EDGETX? I asked a friend and he said, "It’s like OpenTx, but different." I now get what he meant