RCM&E Magazine July 2019 Retour à l'édition précédente

"FREE PLAN FEATURE – PETREL - Bucking the trend, Chris Williams goes small-ish scale and creates a truly evocative vintage soarer with impeccable manners.
REVIEW - GRUMMAN BEARCAT - Keen to find an everyday warbird that offers style, presence and comfortable handling, Steve Sales checks out Seagull's big cat.
WOT, NO RADIO? - Alex Whittaker treks to Walsall to observe the BMFA Indoor Free-flight Scale Nats. Small-scale flying with no radio control is what it's all about; a special form of masochism, surely?
REVIEW - X-CALIBUR – When Simon Cocker told David Ashby to stop mucking about and buy 3.2 metres of Italian moulded glider, he did what he was told... For once.
HALL BULLDOG RACER - Graham Wilkes fulfils a desire to tackle the complex curves of this cracking ‘30s racer.
FLIGHTLINE CORSAIR - Back in the day, there were no shortcuts to warbird nirvana, you either built your favourite fighter or you paid someone a fortune to do it for you. As Graham Ashby reports, times have changed!
REVIEW - KS-230 - Having lived and worked with Proxxon's compact circular table saw Barry Atkinson explains why he wouldn't be without it.
FRANKEN QUAD RETURNS - Dedicated quadcopterists avert your eyes, John Stennard's back doing unspeakable things to a Boldclash B03.
REVIEW - SD4+ AC CHARGER - In a hobby driven by technology, sometimes, just sometimes, it's refreshing to find a product that avoids unnecessary complication. Well, Overlander's compact little multi-chemistry AC charger is one such. If simple is all you desire, you'll find this a breath of fresh air."