R/C Airplanes

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R/C Airplanes

I have many R/C airplane projects in various stages of completion, or that now fly, but are also ongoing projects. Click on the links below for details on all the airplanes in my hangar and the latest updates on what I am working on now:

EDF JETS	Prop Airplanes	Gliders/Slope
F-14 Tomcat (NEW!)	P-51 Mustang	SIG Ninja
Schreiner F-18	Attack 20	DAW P-51 Combat
Kevin Cox F-18 (100%)	Twinjet
Kevin Cox F-18 (125%)	DAW Extra 300S
Kyosho T-33

Related Projects:

	Bungee Launcher
	In-Flight Videos and maiden flights

Latest Photos:

	Half-Moon Bay Electric Fly-in 2003
	Moffett Field Air Expo

Where I fly in the Bay Area?

Rancho San Antonio Park (RSA), Cupertino - Best for electric, prop planes with landing gear. To hook up with other Rancho fliers on the internet, you can join the Yahoo eGroup at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RSAelectricflyers/

Click here for a map to get to RSA.

Baylands Park, Sunnyvale - Best for EDF jets or prop planes without landing gear. With my EDF interest these days, you can find me here most often. Once you go in the gate to Baylands, turn right, and proceed to the last picnic area on your left-hand-side. It will be labeled Pickleweed Place. This is usually the picnic area we fly out of.

Click here for a map to get to Baylands.

Windy Hill - Slope or gliders when you have an offshore (eastern) wind. You will need a permit to fly here, but the flying is excellent. Always check the real-time wind map at the USGS before going here to make sure the wind is blowing in the right direction.

Click here for map and info about permits.

Coyote Hills - Slope combat. During the summertime the southern winds pound the northern, bay-facing slopes of this park. Excellent for combat or slope gliders with lots of wing loading.

Click here for map and info about Coyote Hills

Current Project: F-14 Tomcat - It is not yet complete, but I am working hard to finish her. Hopefully a maiden flight soon!