Make your own servo connectors from PCB connectors, or "board mount interconnect products", by Rob Crockett.

Plans and drawings for a simple foam cutter, with PC and MAC software versions.

Designed by John Yost, and developed specifically for swept wing tailless aircraft.

Tips for working safely with epoxy, including discussion of latex gloves.

An article on the design of an F3b sailplane.

An animated explanation of glider polar curves and how they relate to performance airspeeds.

Reprint of a column by Michael Lachowski in Model Airplane News on F3J, hand-tow soaring.

By Michael Shellim, a relatively simple method of casting lead noseweight to fit accurately inside the nose of your model.

Links to articles on programming the JR 8103 radio for sailplanes.

How to design a good wing using a vortex-lattice spreadsheet by John Hazel.

Paper and plans describing the aerodynamics and structures of a 2m RES sailplane.

Pictures and information on making fuselage molds.

Search NASA and NACA technical reports.

Collection of articles from past NSP catalogs.

Includes introduction, what the circuit does, the circuit, the Schematic and PCB layout, tuning and adjusting, installation in the model, use, and parts list.

Anatomy of a project to design a moulded F3F-class radio control slope soarer, by Adrian Bedford.

Tips on programming full house sailplanes. Articles on programming the JR388 which are also appropriate for the JR783 and 8103.

What Do Thermals Look Like by Wayne Angevine, an atmospheric physicist.

Connect R/C receiver to a joystick port on a PC.

A theoretical study to evaluate the effect of minimum sink rate, span, and aspect ratio on the performance of a family of conventional radio controlled thermal sailplanes.

Listing of multiple articles and aerotow tips.

A number of useful articles on trimming, JR Radio programming, and construction tips.

The article by Wil Schuemann which appeared in the February 1983 issue of Soaring, published by the Soaring Society of America.

Doing a layup with and joining the fuselage in the mold.

A new spin on the perceptions, procedures, and principles of flight.

Build your own low-cost wind tunnel for $200. Tunnel design developed for NASA K-12 education.

Introduces an entirely new method of moving hinged surfaces in R/C aircraft. Completely internal to airframe.

Article on trimming sailplanes for optimal performance by Brian Agnew.

Knuckle or arrowshaft hinges for gapless hinge lines.

Information on low speed airfoil testing for model airplanes.

Some theory on V-tails: aerodynamics, flight mechanics. Yet another attempt to explain the differences between V-tails and standard tails.

Vacuum bagging techniques for foam wings with composite, or wood veneer skins.