Galloping ghosts and pulsed propo

Article Abstract:

Modern radio control systems have proportional servos that provide controllers with a 'feel' for maneuvers. Early pulsed propo systems were simply for rudder and single control. The first attempt at elevator control caused jerky motions sometimes referred to as the 'galloping ghost.'

Equipment and supplies, History, Remote control

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The winning champ

Article Abstract:

Several former R/C modelers are returning to the hobby. Lynn Fondots would like to see a book on old R/C designs to advance the growing interest in recreating former models. The champion has a long and distinguished history in modeling.

Personalities

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Thunderbolt: 1940 free-flight champion converted to R/C

Article Abstract:

A veteran model airplane enthusiast discusses how he converted a free-flight model airplane into a radio-controlled model. He installed an Airtronics radio control system into a balsa wood-constructed Thunderbolt model kit.

Design and construction, Models and modelmaking, Model aircraft radio controls

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