Make Magazine featured the Squirrel Model Airplane recently. Gareth Branwyn posted a couple of videos of flying and making it.
He featured this six minute building video.
Make Magazine featured the Squirrel Model Airplane recently. Gareth Branwyn posted a couple of videos of flying and making it.
He featured this six minute building video.
Scott Lake who is involved with the StartupOttawa Blog made a quick mention of the Squirrel.
Scott Lake is a successful entrepreneur living in Ottawa, Canada.
Startup Ottawa is a blog run by a consortium of entrepreneurs.
There was a brief review of the Squirrel at the Flying Machines Web site.
Weight less than 10 grams.
A really perfect design:
simple, easy to build and it flies very well!
The biggest problem for me was to “translate” the inches into metric measures.
The building itself is VERY easy and takes less than 1 hour.
The Squirrel is mentioned several times in the MAAC’s 2008 Beginner Committee Report which came out on April 18th, 2009.
February 2008 a youth aviation workshop using Darcy Whyte’s Flying Squirrel and MAAC/AMA Cubs was presented for 14 Scouts and 3 Adult Leaders of 20th Cambridge Scouts
March 2008 a demonstration of simple rubber powered model aircraft (6 MAAC/AMA Cubs, 15 Darcy Whyte’s Flying Squirrels, a Hanger Rat and 2 versions of Bill Hannon’s AM/FM ) was given for 75 Cubs & Scouts and 22 Adult Leaders at the Hamilton Warplane Heritage Museum. This resulted in an invitation from two groups (1 Cub Pack and 1 Scout Troop) to provide a model aviation workshop.
March 2008 a youth aviation workshop, based on Darcy Whyte’s Flying Squirrel was presented for 12 Cubs and 3 Adult Leaders of 26th Cambridge Cubs
April 2008 a youth aviation workshop, based on Darcy Whyte’s Flying Squirrel was presented for 12 Scouts and 4 Adult Leaders of 26th Cambridge Scouts
April 2008 a youth aviation workshop, based on Darcy Whyte’s Flying Squirrel was presented for 8 Cubs and 2 Adult Leaders of 20th Cambridge Cubs