See Tom's new entry in the Member Directory . Mike McEvoy has also checked into the Member Directory as a new Squadron Member. A photo of his plane is in the Directory Recent discussion about wing fences on the trailing edge of the wing to improve handling characteristics at slow speed has generated a lot of interest in the aerodynamics involved. John Lambert has done significant testing and the pictures of his tufted wings are a graphic enlightenment of what happens back there at different speeds. The photos will make you want to join the next trip.
Wooden propellers require careful and consistent attention.
Mounting and Care of Your Propeller , newly posted in the Articles provides some great tips on keeping the fan turning. You climb to 300 ft. The turnout was much higher than expected, but the folks who hosted did a great job of weighing, feeding and pampering the crowd. All composite, canard aircraft are welcome. RAF published these accounts to promote safety.