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<DIV>The new online magazine designed for the newer model pilot, Sport Aviator, just came on line Tuesday night. (Tuesday was a very long day.) Pattern Pilots comprise a large percentage of the club instructors active today. Even though we Pattern people <EM>never</EM> have strong opinions about modeling, I would ask everyone here to take a look at the magazine and let me know any suggestions for improvement or thoughts you may have. It s at <A href="http://www.masportaviator.com">www.masportaviator.com</A></DIV>
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<DIV>Since there are no ads and the magazine is a<U> free</U> service of the AMA, I don't think this is a commercial use of the list. As instructors, your suggestions and thoughts would be of great help and this is the only way I know to ask for them from everyone. Many NSRCA D-1 people have already been of valuable assistance. Thank you to every one of them. Now I am hoping the rest of the Pattern community is also willing to contribute.</DIV>
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<DIV>The idea behind this publication is to attract new people to model aviation, help to keep them longer and to increase their enjoyment of our sport. (And we might even pick up a few new Pattern Fliers.) The target audience consists of student and just soloed fliers.</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks for any thoughts you may have. You can comment directly on the site "Comments" or send me an email at <A href="mailto:editor@masportaviator.com">editor@masportaviator.com</A></DIV>
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<DIV>Frank Granelli</DIV>
<DIV>Editor, Model Aviation's Sport Aviator</DIV>
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