A friend of mine who competes in F3A Masters wrote this about Don Lowe "Just think about that. He was born in 1925, served in WW2 flying many of the classic planes, was an aeronautical engineer and did drone work for the military, retired to Florida in the early 80's when I met him (and that was after the design of the Phoenix 😎. Continued to fly pattern into the nineties and designed the P-9 for turnaround. I last saw him fly a big Laser in the 2000's. I'm pretty sure he was over 90 when I last saw him visiting at a RCACF contest and we discussed airplane design. Still quite lucid. He was AMA prez for a few years starting in the middle 1980s. A good friend, always fun to be around and will be missed."

Dad's collection of all types of aircraft Models include pattern planes..& even TR260 French design 1/4 scale quadra engine. Mr mulligan & several other being sector chief for federal aviation administration however job when entitaly was called CAA civil aviation administration years ago... Been in model building - flying for some 20 to 35 years..

Kyllä. Mikäli jatkossa saa oikeaa valmennusta ponnistusliikkeen liikesarjan tekniikkaan. Sitä miten maailman parhaat ponnistusliikkeen suorittavat "vauhti kiihtyy kaarteella" ja "massakeskipisteen siirto polven ympäri pyörähtäen eteen. "Jalkojen liike siis oikeassa järjestyksessä". Paikoillaan polkien ponnistusliikkeen aikana ei tulosta kuitenkaan saada!

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