VIRGINIA'S
EAST COAST CONTROL-LINE MODEL AIRPLANE
CLUB
WINNERS OF THE 2017 BUILDING CONTEST:

Artie Jessup, Topher Ames and John Tate
Mike Londke won the perpetual Mr. Ringo trophy for 2022,
2023 & 2024

Below are a couple of old photos of Mr. Ringo from back in the 1980's. Mr. Ringo always had a cigar in mouth. Mr. Ringo
mentored many a control line flyer on how to build and fly.


WINNERS OF THE 2016 BUILDING CONTEST:

Jimmt Welch and Abram Van Dover
Jimmy Welch wins the Norfolk Aeromodeler of the year trophy for 2015 & 2016.

WINNERS OF THE 2015 BUILDING CONTEST:

Jimmy Welch with a Bosta, John Tate with a Legacy and Abram VanDover with a Shoestring
WINNERS OF THE 2013 BUILDING CONTEST :

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Co-winners are Abram Van Dover with his 1/2A Snapper and Jimmy Welch with his Wedell Stunter |
WINNERS OF THE 2012 BUILDING CONTEST :

Abram Van Dover 4th,
John Tate 1st, Bill Sequira 3rd, Mike Ames 2nd
WINNERS OF THE 2011 BUILDING CONTEST :

Bobby Mathison 4 th,
Jimmy Welch 3rd,, Artie Jessup 1st & Bill Sequira 2nd
WINNERS OF THE 2010 BUILDING CONTEST :

John Tate 3rd, ,
Willis Swindell 1st & Jimmy Welch 2nd
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OS LA 46 MODS FOR A BETTER STUNT RUN

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Here is a stock head |

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The modified head. Combustion chamber is opened up and the head is lowered down. |

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Here is a stock crankshaft (rear and side view). |

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Here is the modified crank with a tungsten insert and removed material in front of crank pin. |

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Here is a stock LA 46 Piston & Liner |

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Liner intake ports raised to 15 deg of the exhaust port and piston is notched for better fuel flow. |

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Look for the brass color inside the exhaust port. That is where the intake ports were modified. |

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Note there is no longer a border around the O.S. on the head. The head was opened and lower. |
FOX 35 HIGH ZOOT CRANK SHAFT

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An old crank on the left, 40th anniversary crank in the middle and Hi-Zoot on the right |

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Side by side shot at the Hi-Zoot crank and the old style crank |

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The Hi-Zoot crank is larger in dia. So you have to lap the Crank to the engine case |
Here are a few of us having fun out at Fentress around 2007.

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