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Maynard Hill's Speed Record...September, 1966 Flying Models
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Maynard Hill's Speed Record...September, 1966 Flying Models
I haven't posted one of these in a while, and stumbled across this one the other day. Mr. Hill was one of my early heroes in this hobby. His passionate pursuit of Speed, Height, and Distance flying R/C planes fired my youthful imagination.
His last, greatest R/C Project was building and launching an R/C plane that crossed the Atlantic Ocean a few years ago.
In the years WAY before our current, fantastically dependable (AND affordable) Radio Gear, he was taking R/C planes up into Airliner Country, or blasting purpose-designed speed planes through timer traps, trading titles with the Ruskies on what seemed like a regular basis.
This is from the September, 1966 edition of Flying Models:
His last, greatest R/C Project was building and launching an R/C plane that crossed the Atlantic Ocean a few years ago.
In the years WAY before our current, fantastically dependable (AND affordable) Radio Gear, he was taking R/C planes up into Airliner Country, or blasting purpose-designed speed planes through timer traps, trading titles with the Ruskies on what seemed like a regular basis.
This is from the September, 1966 edition of Flying Models:
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