Here is a good reason why grumpy old Manfred always anticipates the worst.
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Merv the Rocket Man
The East Coast RC Flyers flying field has become the centre of aviation in Tasmania with the launch of several rockets. Merv is a rocket flyer enthusiast and he introduced us to his hobby. It
Read moreKole’s Foamboard Bug
The disease is spreading and young Kole has the BUG – the “foamboard-building-bug.” It is highly contagious, and there is no antidote presently available. Some have tried to make a tea with balsa dust and
Read moreAdvanced Landing Techniques
By now, everyone is able to perform the perfect belly landing with a Bixler or a wing. Some have even mastered to land on all three wheels, or two wheels, in the case of a
Read moreHow to launch a wing – safely
Launching a wing with a pusher prop can be quite hazardous (see picture below). If, during a launch, one doesn’t take the hand away quickly, the prop can cut into the fingers and/or hand, causing
Read moreHow to determine the wind direction
Determining the wind direction is not an easy task. The Bureau of Meteorology employs public servants and pays them a good salary to find an answer to this question using expensive electronic and mechanical equipment.
Read moreLogo Design
There are a few designs ready for commenting. Either leave a comment (log in) or send me an email with your choice or choices. If you have another idea, please let me know, but we
Read moreWelcome messages from other clubs
I have contacted other clubs to have our website links exchanged. This helps with the rankings during Google searches. These are the answers so far – I will add other responses when they come in.
Read morePaul’s Model Railway
When flying the Bixler is getting too exciting, Paul relaxes by driving his model railway. He has done a great job displaying a working coal mine – in part, based on the Fingal mine.
Read moreMike’s Nostalgic Gliding
I was living in Casino NSW some 40years ago. The radio I think was a Titan, made in Australia. The glider was Graupner Foka about 2 meters, maybe a little more. I flew it for
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