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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Bob Zambelli on January 22, 2007, 10:49:32 AM

Title: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Bob Zambelli on January 22, 2007, 10:49:32 AM
Like many others, I just recieved issue number 2 and I'm more than pleased - IT'S GREAT!!!  #^ #^

I truly believe that this will become a world-class publication and possibly the biggest boost that C/L ever had.  y1

Here's a suggestion. Note that every writer in the magazine has either an e-mail or US mail address.
Reason being, among other, to  encourage feedback. If you have any ideas, contact the appropriate contributor and let them know.

I just recieved a really clever suggestion from Australia and I included it in my next Z-Tech Tips column.  ;D

Bob Z.
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Bill Hodges on January 22, 2007, 01:24:07 PM
Issue #2?  I am still waiting to get issue #1.

Bill Hodges
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Lee Thiel on January 24, 2007, 02:57:04 PM
Just received my January issue a few minutes ago.  In a word,"WOW".  I has something for everyone. As soon as I choke down a few tacos and burritos I will finish off with CLW for desert.  #^
Lee TGD
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Rod Claus on January 25, 2007, 07:46:10 AM
Hi Bob

Just received my #2 issue of C/L World yesterday.This magazine is truly a work of art!! Thanks to all the contributers for their efforts.
Also,I really enjoy your 4 stroke info.     #^
Thanks
Rod Claus   
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Keith Spriggs on January 25, 2007, 07:57:17 AM
I received my CLW a few days ago and it is even better than I could have hoped for. Thanks to all who had a part in it. It is obvious that it is a "labor of love" from start to finish.

I would highly reccomend it to anyone regardless of your level of skill. Even a flier like myself who can bask in the glory of a successful wingover, for several hours.
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Bob Reeves on January 25, 2007, 08:22:40 AM
Received mine yesterday, can't add anything to what has already been said, especially enjoyed the trimming column. For years I have been seeing posts that reccomend sealing your hinge lines but this the first time I read an explanation of why clear enough to convince me that it just might be worth doing. The times I have tried it I didn't really see any difference but the way whoever wrote this explanation did an excellent job.
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Tom Perry on January 25, 2007, 08:29:23 AM
Tuesday evening was our club meeting.  Two of the members brought their copy with them.  They said they got theirs that day.  I paged through the mag and really liked what I saw.  I sure hope I get mine today.  I was eagerly awaiting my copy yesterday.  No Joy.   >:(
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Bob Zambelli on January 25, 2007, 08:31:26 AM
A letter to the CLW editor, from John Wegenka.  #^ #^ #^

"Tim

I am amazed and thrilled with the CLW that you have
produced. This is much superior to anything that I was able
to envision.

You have assembled a sterling cast of contributors that are
writing from the heart. It is clear that these are not
simply some magazine rewriter working from a spec sheet.

I am reading every article and thoroughly enjoying them. I
am looking forward to trying some of the areas of C/L that
I have not ventured into before.

This is a quality product that is clearly written by folks
that care about C/L and are willing to share. It is
precisely the type of product that will aid the sport.

I simply cannot tell you how thrilled I am with your work.

Thanks of course go out to those who contributed as they are
the fuel that will made this thing go.

Tim – You and John have created a wonderful magazine.

Thanks
jjw"
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: john e. holliday on January 25, 2007, 08:50:03 AM
Issue #2?  I am still waiting to get issue #1.

Bill Hodges

Have you contacted Brodak's yet?  Of course with the storms the pony express has not got issue 2 to me at this time.  Now I have posted this it will probably come today.  DOC Holliday
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Warren Leadbeatter on January 25, 2007, 08:54:13 AM
Hi

I really like CLW magazine too!  I read it from cover to cover. I received a sample copy of the Premier Issue from Brodak the other day and have now paid for a years subscription.  I can't wait to receive Issue #2 here in Australia.  I like it how the magazine has a picture of the writers and a brief bio and contact information. It's really good to be able to put a face to the names of people you talk to so far away on the other side of the globe.

I hope I can generate more interest in Control Line here in my new home town.  I've already roped in a couple of blokes and have inspired a few others to get their old planes out and dust them off too.  I was amazed the other day when a bunch of teenagers hung around for a while and watched as I flew my Super Clown and Saito powered Twister.

Cheers
Warren
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Andrew Borgogna on January 25, 2007, 09:14:12 AM
I went to the Brodak web site and took a look at the preview of upcoming issues and ordered a subscription on the spot.  I hope this magazine makes it, I think it will bring a well rounded view of controline to the public.  Not just the stunt view. 
Andy
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Lyle Spiegel on January 30, 2007, 09:45:25 PM
My Jan issue arrived today- I've already read the ink off the pages. This Thursday night the local R/C club has their monthly meeting- Last month I attended and mentioned that I'm really a C/L flyer spying on the RC guys-  I was invited to bring my ARF Smoothie to next meeting for show & tell, now also planning to bring my C/L World to pass around. RC guys very receptive and indicated possible willingness to make some room at their field for CL circle!!
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Keith Spriggs on January 30, 2007, 10:44:06 PM
RC guys very receptive and indicated possible willingness to make some room at their field for CL circle!!

This confirms what I have come to believe. There are a lot of RC fliers who started in C/L and are receptive to trying it again. I think in the past there was a feeling that RC was a step up and few felt like they could go back. Now I think more and more people are seeing that it is possible to enjoy both. I think the wall that once may have separated them is crumbling and several RC clubs in this area are seeing how they can incorporate a circle or two at their flying site. This is a plus for C/L and RC.
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Warren Leadbeatter on January 31, 2007, 08:28:10 AM
I received my 1-1 today!  What can I say... Superb! 

Not all full of ads like mainstream magazines, just pleanty of good stories to read.  I might even build a couple of Flying Clowns now and start a bit of Clown Racing here. Sounds like great fun.  I know a few who would probably give it a go.

Cheers
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Bob Zambelli on January 31, 2007, 08:49:39 AM
To all who have responded - THANKS for the great feedback.   #^ #^ #^

I truly believe that CL World will continue to grow and become the leading international source for CL information and exchange.  y1

Now, here's what I need from you. Since I plan on two regular columns, safety and Z-Tech, there's a good chance that my personal information source will eventually become exhausted.   :(

So, why not share your ideas with me? Send in anything that you may think is pertinant - personal experience, ideas from any time period, photographs, cartoons - ANYTHING that you may think will make a worthwhile contribution.
Rest assured that you will be given credit for all you contribute, unless you request anonymity.  ;D :)

Furthermore, since there is a sizeable number of editors/columnists at this point, you may find other areas of interest to which you can contribute. Why not give it a try? Contact John Brodak, Rich Oliver or anyone else whose name or address appears in the publication.
Check it all out - see what's happening and make things happen.

It'll be win/win for everyone!!!

Bob Z.





Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: RC Storick on January 31, 2007, 08:12:06 PM
I truly believe that CL World will continue to grow and become the leading international source for CL information and exchange.  y1

Only second to Stunt Hangar.
Title: Re: C/L World - Issue #2
Post by: Bob Zambelli on February 01, 2007, 06:03:46 AM
OK, Robert - ya got me there!!!!!!  :'(

Great reply.   ;D ;D

Bob Z.