Patrick Sherman of Roswell Flight Test Crew shares beginner tips of how to fly first-person view (FPV).

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Are you wanting to learn about gliders? This article discusses the different types of gliders that there are, the different portions of a glider, and the various glider patterns that one can use to fly.
Kurt Krempetz of AMA Glider discusses the different types of carbon fiber. Also discussed in this article are the properties of carbon fiber, as well as the benefits of adding it to a model aircraft glider design.
The AMA has developed recommended duties and responsibilities for its Leader Members (LM) to best serve its members, clubs and programs. This article explains the vital role that a Leader Member plays in the AMA community.
The RC Logger FPV system is a plug-and-play solution with multiple applications - air, ground and more! In this article, Jim T. Graham discusses the benefits of using this particular FPV system.
Are you interested in finding a new flying site? If so, please contact Tony Stillman, the AMA Flying Site Assistance Coordinator at fsac@modelaircraft.org or 912-242-2407. To learn more about AMA's Flying Site Assistance Program, visit modelaircraft.org.
If you are looking for an on screen display system (OSD) that you can add on to and manipulate via your computer, then check out the system from RC Logger.
Mounting a camera to an RC aircraft is pretty cool, but being able to see exactly where it is pointing opens up a whole new world. RC Logger has you covered with its 5.8GHz video system.

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The first mass produced model airplane engine was designed and built by 16-year old Bill Brown, Jr. His friend, Maxwell Bassett designed model aircraft to test the engines. In 1933, flying with a gas engine, Max won the Mulvihill, Cabin model Stout, and the Moffeft International Trophy because the rules did not yet stipulate the type of power.

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