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Twenty-Five Years Ago in MA:
February 1981
• There is something for every plans builder
this month; four construction articles
include Don Srull's beautiful 1935 1/2A
Taylor Cub E-2 spanning 50 inches, Bob
Oslan's redesigned Ben Shereshaw Commodore
for a .29-engine and RC for the
Old-Time-model lovers, Nats champion John
Jo's Voodoo CL Combat design, and Clarence
Haught's VIT-AR FF Power trainer called the
Sea Power.
• Dave Ritchie takes us back in time to show
us how he mates a Brown Junior .60 engine, a
1938 Comet Clipper, and radio control in the
same aircraft. His schematic diagram shows
how to couple ignition wiring to the RC.
• Ned Kragness presents a great
how-to article about making laminated curves for wing and
stabilizer tips. A.A. Lidberg shows readers how to make a simple
turning lathe from a Dremel Moto-Tool.
• New products include a mechanical servo mixer by World Engines
for $5.95, Jemco's new Master Scale Series Douglas Dauntless kit
for $165, and Horizon Model's new Neptune flying boat for $119.
—Rich
LaGrange
AMA Librarian
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