The November 2022 issue is out. It's your monthly dose of commercial-free RC soaring journalism from around the globe including (click any article title to read):

The Launch Zone

• In The Air — Back down the rabbit hole. — Terence C. Gannon
  
• Silent Arrow® Introduces Wide Body Variant — Progress continues for the unique, autonomous cargo glider. — The New RC Soaring Digest Staff
  

Features

• Dream 2700 | A Tailless Tale — Part I: Where This Came From — Domenico Bosco
  
• Flying the Seiser Alm — A not so iconic flight on an iconic slope. — Raymond Esveldt
  
• CG Scale on the Cheap — Looking to restore a little balance to your life? — Chip Kaye
  
• Building the Rico-SHE LW — Part I: The Lightweight Version of the Classic Racer from Phoenix Model Products — Marc Panton
  
• Rhönadler 35 — Part II: Into the Tender Hands Of Gravity — Chris Williams
  
• The Slingsby King Kite — Part V: Tricky Ailerons, Wing Sheeting and Fuselage Fairing — Vincent de Bode
  

Ongoing Series

• Science for Model Flyers — Part I: The Periodic Table — Peter Scott
  
• Soaring the Sky Podcast — E122: Amelia The Glider Pilot — Chuck Fulton
  
• Bespoke Battery Packs — Your battery doesn't fit in that broomstick? Build one that does! — Tom Broeski
  

Retrospectives

• Stamps That Tell a Story — Wave soaring and the altitude records of Bill Ivans set in 1950 over Bishop, California. — Simine Short
  
• Glider Patents — US 4,248,394: Remote Control Hang Glider Towing Aircraft — The New RC Soaring Digest Staff
  
• Rediscovering Martin Simons — Part IV: Center of gravity as discussed in the noted author's model aircraft books. — Peter Scott
  

That's a Wrap!

• The Trailing Edge — The Ed is crabby again. — The New RC Soaring Digest Staff
  

It's FREE. We hope you enjoy it and thank you so much for reading. Also, we would love to feature more articles from India, so please consider writing something for a future issue!

Terence C. Gannon
Managing Editor
The New RC Soaring Digest
https://new.rcsoaringdigest.com

Always looking forward to your posts. Terrific, thanks so much for sharing.

The CG article link above is exactly what I have been looking for. So well described, now locating an exact CG is cinch for a glider.

Any archive article on locating thermals, good lift conditions?

THANKS FOR SHARING , AS NOW A DAYS WE ARE NOT GETTING ANY MAGZINE IN INDIA
YOUR ARTICALS GIVE LOT OF NEW THINGS

REGARDS

RAVINDRA