Mike Noel gives you the latest activities of slope fliers in the Tucson, Arizona area.
Flew for a while in the Hong Kong area, and now in New Zealand. Check out the Southern Hemisphere action.
See what the good Doctor is up to... See about gettin' that aching back fixed up, too!
Benny & Bunny Kuhlman write the 'On the Wing' column for Radio Control Soaring Digest and are authorities on tail-less aircraft design; including history, theory and engineering.
Pretty awesome building service - that's right! These guys will assemble most any foamie kit for you! Very nice work; we've seen 'em.
Check out Fred's fun website which chronicles the doings of his local crew.
John is a scale maniac! Check out his informative site. This is one of the fellows who do all the work to bring you the annual Elmira Aerotow event.
David Lewis' company and personal website. He's a micro electric expert and supplies many items for micro planes.
Joe and Rodger are foamie PSS jet experts - awesome scratch built designs of modern fighter planes..
Washington coast fliers - check out their awesome flying sites!!
This guy is a hardcore indoor / slowfly enthusiast. Beautiful site with gobs of info!! Lots of cost / weight comparisons on Micro equipment.
Giant PSS foamies in the Midwest!
Greg Matson's site for slope maniacs.
Another micro electric fanatic... He sells a large range of micro and indoor R/C products and has a site packed with useful info.
Eric flies a DAW 1-26 HLG in Guatemala! Check it out.
Allan is an avid slope soarer in Singapore... check out his paradisical tropical fly spots!
Terry's site features build-along pages for some of our planes as well as general info on foamies!
The premier R/C flight magazine.
Video magazine! Pretty darn cool format, especially for kit reviews. Check 'em out..
The premier source for R/C Soaring information, this reader-written monthly publication is a must! Edited by my dear friends Jerry & Judy Slates.
A relatively recent addition to the list of soaring publications, it's bright, colorful and informative.
Hosts of the annual Cajon Pass Spring Power Slope Scale Festival and hardcore PSS heavy iron fliers.
Utah's largest soaring club. Hosts of the semi-annual Soar Utah scale and PSS meet.
I'm ISSA #39. Check the site and see some of our member's big scale ships!
Hosts of the annual Mid-South Soaring Championships.. one of the USA's premiere soaring clubs.
Hosts of local Thermal Duration and Handlaunch contests, as well as weekend sport flying. Great guys in the Tucson area.
Los Altos, California's 'Skyfishers' show how a group can work together as a club with minimum organizational hassles and maximum fun! They fly all sorts of HLG's including our own Schweizer 1-26 HLG.
Riverside, California's urban slope terrorists! Great bunch of guys to fly with.
Tulsa, Oklahoma's big soaring club.
This full-scale organisation is a valuable resource to scale modelers. Take a look at some of their outstandingly restored sailplanes.
Dave Griffin manufactures slope ships way down in New Zealand.. Great source for the Southern Hemisphere.
Robert Cavazos manufactures the '97 NATS winning 'Switchblade' S400 Pylon kit. A talented gentleman; he's worth checking out!
Don and Joe's designs are loved almost universally. Their site is comprehensive and educational.
See Wade's collection of giant scale EPP power slope scale kits. These ships are AWESOME and the kits are very nice!
Darwin Garrison specializes in electric powered EPP models, including trainers and aerobatic planes.
Great source for mid-priced radio equipment. Excellent products, availability and service.
Etienne makes a great selection of very nicely done scale kits.
Yes, they are competitors to DAW, but they're also good friends of ours! Take a look at the cool stuff they make.
Go see our friend Merill's fine line of products, including kits and accessories.
Godfather of slope Bob Martin's company. He offers state-of-the-art laser cut wood kits for you balsa bashers!
Rocky Mountain EPP makers. They currently make an EPP P-38, with other models soon to come!
US Supplier of Multiplex products including many specialty products of interest to scale enthusiasts.
You know you're dedicated when you know Sal! Go take a look at his great site.
Excellent supplier of specialty soaring products, especially for T.D. fliers.
Bernd Lewing imports many European molded sailplane and electric models to the USA. He also manufactures DAW kits under license in Germany, with German language manuals and European style hardware packages.
My friend Robin Lehman imports fantastic scale sailplane kits from all over the world for us to enjoy in the USA!
Deiter and Marcela now have their own company offering specialty items for hardcore speed plane maniacs.
Operated by Tom Mcann, he makes amazing, tiny radio equipment and speed controls as well as stocking a wide range of accessory products for micro electric planes.
Ed carries a whole range of competitive sailplane and electric designs; his excellent reputation in the industry is almost unmatched.
New and evolving listing of slope soaring sites worldwide.
Handy R/C hobby products search engine.
R/C Soaring Listserve
A bulletin board system related to Radio Control Soaring.
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Slow Flight R/C Listserve
A bulletin board system related to Slow Fliers and Micro Electrics.
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