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Fri, Sep 19, 2003

U.S. Scale Masters National Contest

What Better Venue Than Dayton?

This Wednesday through Sunday, you can see a hundred of the best flying models in the world. The free event will be held at the USAF Museum, Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton (OH).

The Westerville Aeronautics Association will guarantee a wonderful meet, and plans to see anywhere up to five thousand enthusiasts. If you want to see the best models fly, this is the place.

You'll think that your depth perception is off; everything else works so well. The airplanes look so real, work so well... they even sound real. [A 2-cylinder four-stroke engine, typical in many of these birds, at 6000 rpm, sounds like a 12-cylinder engine, running 2000 --ed.]

Marv Wade (contact below) can help you with details.

FMI: marvwade@columbus.rr.com; 614-798-0092

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