2010 February Club Activities
Fun at USA - the Ultimate Soccer Arena
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Dave Corven with his new plane. It is a takeoff of the Arrow with some Dave mods and it looks like it will be a good ship once Dave gets it trimmed out a little. Should be very 3D capable. |
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The club within GDSHS. Belger, Bill and Wolf taking a break from taking a break. |
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Our fantastic VP, the Barnster |
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Down on my end of the field, we do helis. This is a Flasher 450 with a lot of upgraded parts, it now sounds and flys just fine. Larry is in the flip and roll stage, which is about all you can do in the limited space. |
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One of the hot pilots doing his thing. |
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Heli's are not for those that do not like to tinker, fix, modify, improve, etc., etc., etc.
Brian is always "making it better". |
February Club Meeting
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Roger is becoming the man to go to for club stuff and especially anything involving DLG |
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Charlie is one happy guy or at least someone made a funny. Speaking of funny, do you think the Corven Twins have a secret body position for meetings? |
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The "Barnstrer" gave a great presentation on RPV's and their uses. Some of the military stuff is just fantastic. |
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Bruce is always making very nice little planes and this foamier is a "Kind-0f-Cessna". Bruce brought in the bending fixture he made to put the camber in the wings and told us the process he uses to get a good bend in the De pron that holds it shape well.
Bruce is surly on of the better builders in the club. |
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Dave Corven showed off his "Arrow-Like" design. Looks great but Dave is having problems flying it well- he said it is evil.
Apparently it is a rudder-to-turn airplane and the ailerons have a great amount of adverse yaw making smooth laps around the arena a little tough. I am confident he will get it working well |
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Ken is holding a small wing tip done on Chris Corven's CNC foam wing cutter. Chris reports that it really takes a lot of trials and software tweaking but the results are just fantastic. One of the most perfect cores I have ever seen. |
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Chris and his plugs laying on the table that will be used to make molds for a couple of new ships he is going to build. So far the work is coming nicely and the plugs look just great. | |
AND HIKING SOCIETY 
