By Terry Dunn | terrydunn74@gmail.com | Photos by Terry Dunn
The servos that we use to control our RC models are amazingly resilient little gadgets. Many of us abuse our servos without mercy, yet failures are rare. Most of the breakages that happen can be traced to a crash or some other unplanned shock load that causes the servo’s internal gears to strip.
By Kyle Jaracz education@modelaircraft.org As seen in the Fall 2022 issue of Park Pilot.
Wing warping and bowing Written by Don Slusarczyk As seen in the WINTER 2022 issue of Park Pilot
>> As I write this column, New Jersey, and much of the US, is experiencing a very cold spell. It is the time of year when I do the most indoor flying and attend indoor events.
Written by Fitz Walker Jet excitement on a smaller scale As seen in the Summer 2021issue of Park Pilot
Park Pilot, Fall 2021
by Greg Gimlick
Written by Jay Smith
Take control of your surface vehicles
As seen in the Summer 2021 issue of Park Pilot
Written by Dave Lockhart
Sport & Aerobatics
As seen in the Fall 2019 issue of Park Pilot
AMA member helped design the first model aircraft to fly on Mars
Pilot’s Choice Product Review - Terry Dunn
Written by Don Slusarczyk
Jets
As seen in the Fall 2020 issue of Park Pilot
Written by Jay Smith New innovation and a new name for transmitter line
As seen in the Spring 2021 issue of Park Pilot
Written by Tom Kozel Park Solutions
As seen in the Winter 2012 issue of Park Pilot
Written by Rachelle Haughn
The Other Side of the Tree Line
As seen in the Winter 2021 issue of Park Pilot
