RE: Toledo 2007 - RCUniverse on site coverage
Alrighty then, let's get back to the booths!
Lado Technologies is here with their line of custom retractable landing gear. Or, if you already have a set of retracts from another manufacturer and want to convert them to use Lado's reliable electric drive, they can set you up with a retrofit kit.
Pace Paint Booths offers hobbyists an easy way to achieve professional level results when painting with their miniature paint booths.
Southgate Aero is here with their Taurus line of gasoline engines as well as exhaust systems and props.
Wendell Hostetler Plans has long been known for their great flying giant scale designs. What may not be so well known to some modelers however is their recent move into designing smaller electric models as well which have the same reputation for being easy to build and wonderful flyers.
Let's not forget to stop by the Toledo Weak Signals booth. There we can get all the information we would like about the show, it's history and even buy a raffle ticket or ten for a chance to win one of the many prizes hanging on the rear wall of the booth.
Down the row a bit we find Ritch's Brew where you can order your fuel then pick up your fuel on the loading dock and put it straight in to your car. A little inconvenient yes, but at least people didn't have to cart around a case or two of fuel through the show!
Cool Chem is next with their unique adhesive Cyanopoxy which takes the best properties of CA and epoxy and combines them into one product. The demo's were very impressive. When was the last time you were able to successfully glue rubber without the glue flaking off when the rubber was bent or stretched?
Genesis Hobby Distributors is in town with their line of great RC products.
CST is a popular booth with it's full line of composite materials and accessories. They have fiberglass, kevlar, carbon fiber, West System epoxies and all of the other materials and tools you could ever want or need when working with these materials that were considered exotic just a few years ago but are now common place in today's models due to their high strength and low weight.
Cox Hobby Distributors is here with their line of ARF's which range in size from 1/2A to 75cc gas! They bought the Pica Models line last year and have ARF'd most of the popular designs with others around the corner.
TME is here with their line of chargers and power system monitors. These products are easy to setup and use and the information they provide can be invaluable to making sure you get the most performance out of your RC model.
Turning back around to the other side of the isle we see MACS products. These fine folks have been designing and building some of the best aftermarket exhaust systems in the industry for many years. Whether you fly airplanes or heli's, 2 or 4 stroke or gas. They have a muffler or tuned pipe that will help you realize the full potential of your engine.