Updates- Mode 4 Transmitter Paper under Techniques - P-51 Mustang 1/48 scale, 6 Channels - Shark lightened to 0.495 gram Shark - World Record, again, 0.695 gram Shark - World Record 0.845 gram Midge - Updated YAPP for brushless motors - 2mg Wire Switch under Techniques - 0.98 gram Martin's Midge under Planes - Text intros on all Planes pages - 1.3 gram Mosquito under Planes - YAPP PIC Program under Techniques - Tripe3 under Planes - Nick Leichty's new website under Suppliers - Suppliers list on left - Bipe4, Video in Garden - Mono4, 4" monoplane - Updated Techniques, Covering Frames - Videos of Mono, IFO - Bipe4 indoors video - 4" Bipe4 under Planes, Pictures, Videos and Plans - 10" Zero under Videos |
WelcomeThanks for dropping by my website. It's still evolving, but I hope you find something interesting here. My current interest is in "micro" radio-controlled planes, by which I mean anything under an ounce, or 28 grams. I started in mid-2003 with a Lil Skeeter from DWE, alas now out of business. After that I started building my own designs, starting with derivatives of the Skeeter. Then someone at the club turned up with a Butterfly, and I realized I could build a plane based on similar construction techniques, but much smaller. Hence Martin's Mono was created, 7-3/4" wingspan and less than 10 grams. I moved from San Jose to Thousand Oaks in southern California. The local flying club, Conejo Quiet Fliers, flies outdoors every morning, weather permitting, and I now can attend Matt Keennon's monthly indoor flying in Simi Valley, 20 minutes away. So, I'm very happy with my new situation. Oh, and we're 10 minutes away from our daughter, son-in-law and new granddaughter. Life is pretty good. If you have comments or questions please feel free to contact me at mnewell222000@yahoo.com Martin Newell |
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