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Name: Zoran
From: Croatia
 What remarkable well of information this site represent to new model builders. I am so glad i found it while surfing the web.

Cheers
Added: June 14, 2013 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  View E-mail address  
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Name: Andy Cook
From: Wales UK
 great planes, love the Rustic, stunning in wood, do you have plans for any of the planes you have built, i am sure others would love to build them as well, many thanks for sharing your passion with us all.
Added: February 21, 2013 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  View E-mail address  
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Name: Neil Robinson
From: Dukinfield, UK
 Hi,
What a fascinating site. so many interesting and knowledgable item. I am on a night shift and came across it whilst looking at 2 stroke vs 4 stroke as powerplants. It has been like discovering a treasure chest. Thanks
Neil Robinson
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Name: Jesse F. Shepherd
From: Euless Tx, USA
 Regarding the MAC of an elipse. "Alistare is in error ! , By definition. The MAC passes through the Centroid of the area. As shown the area inboard is smaller than the area out board of the shown sample. impossible!--- do your research again and you will find that the MAC is .424 x b/2 where the span is "b'
Added: January 16, 2013 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  View E-mail address  
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Name: Jim McGregor
From: Pittsburgh
 I've been out of the hobby for almost 20 years. Recently, my son has shown some interest in RC, so I went to the hobby shop to get a feel for what's current. What an eye opener! There wasn't a single kit on the shelf. Not one! Everything was either ARF or RTF. This was very disheartening because back when I was flying, if you didn't scratch build or build from a kit, you simply didn't own an airplane! I did some digging and found out that kits are still available, but to a much lesser extent. This is also very disheartening because I fear that sooner rather than later, there won't be kit's of any kind to buy. Building seems to be going extinct. What a shame. I was always proud of my planes because of the work that went into them. A big part of the hobby was showing up at the field and talking about everyone's new birds after a long cold winter. The craftsmanship was often outstanding and the discussions were always fun. Unfortunately, now it seems that building planes is almost a lost art. Sad to see. I could ramble on forever. Anyway, thanks for a great site. I stumbled in here on accident, but glad I found it. You've gone to great lengths and the information is outstanding.
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Name: Dave Fairchilds
From: Woodland, Ca
 An amazing site. I have been building and flying models for 62 years. From Freeflight to R/C, but have always insisted on balsa and spruce and glue and hard work. I don't do ARF, semi ARF, and Chinese junk! How much pride can there be in "opening a box, removing airplane, fly same.". Current projects include a return to FF with electric motor, FF models with R/C modifications and electric lift. Happy to share info/techniques/laughs via email with anyone. Dave
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Name: Mark E Powell
From: Southampton, United Kingdom
 A very interesting and practical site. I am 67 and have been building model aircraft for most of that time. All types, but exclusively r/c for the last twenty years. So I thought I knew most of it, but have learnt quite a lot from your site. Your article on disorientation is excellent (I suffer from this sometimes), and your advice for someone just taking up the hobby is the best I have ever seen. Best wishes.
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Name: Sam A
From: West Chester, PA
 Very helpful site. Thanks for your generosity in making it easier for others to build their Raptor 30s.
Added: September 2, 2012 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  View E-mail address  
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Name: Paul Bizard
From: France
 Great site. Very clean and easy to navigate within.
Thank you for all the time you have spent on it.
Added: August 16, 2012 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  View E-mail address  
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Name: adam parer
From: newcastle, australia
 Outstanding website! Some much here is going to help future works. Despite building for over 20yrs your tome has plenty more to offer.
Thank you and keep up the good work
Added: March 28, 2012 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  View E-mail address  

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