Sites for Aerobatic Instruction

[Basketcase]

Hi all, this new forum was just brought to my attention. I've referred to the thread link below in a number of posts. Just though it'd be a good idea to post these links here too for future reference.

If anyone else has any good aerobatic links please post them.

Thanks,

BC


Original thread:

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27225

Original links:

http://web.winco.net/~efildes/slowroll/maneuver.html

http://www.geistware.com/rcmodeling/index.htm

http://www.futaba-rc.com/glossary.html

and a good one of aerobatic pictures,

http://acro.harvard.edu/IAC/images.html

http://www.mini-iac.com/Sequences/2002.asp

And some from Steven9026:

http://www.horizonhobby.com/articles/1022.asp

http://www.horizonhobby.com/articles/1033.asp

[Adam Neat]

Good Idea;) Thanks Basketcase.
Ive done something similar in the HLG forum. Just hadnt got aroud to doing it here yet:o

So I will make this stick. If anyone else has any good aerobatic links to add please do and I will try to keep them condensed in one post near the top of the thread with credit given to the member posting them.
Thanks; Adam

[Basketcase]

Here's a couple more originally posted by GeneBond:

http://www.bluemaxrc.com/aerobatics.html
And:
http://www.geistware.com/rcmodeling...tics/maneuvers/

[Basketcase]

Here's another good site originally posted by Azarr.

http://www.franknolljr.com/

[flyfalcons]

Here's the official F3A (Pattern) site, with lots of helpful tips:
www.nsrca.org

[wildpalms]

Here's the homepage for the home of F3A.

http://www.fai.org/aeromodelling/f3a/

You'll have to follow a few links to find the appropriate sections, but this forms the basis for all the national level stuff, also has the F5A rules and regs.

This one is a little hard to read (for me at any rate) but you can get the basics; it's the French indoor electric pattern rules, they take it seriously enough for a certain CPLR to turn up and win it. http://perso.club-internet.fr/billeau/voltige_indoor.htm

[beefa]

http://homepages.enterprise.net/chasg/page6.htm

Aimed at slopers but still a great read.

[RSCherry]

http://www.sunrise-aviation.com/Aerocrse.html

Here's one for full scale pilots, but some useful info anyway.

[dean03]

Another good site is my mates Nathans heres the link...
3DRC.info (http://www.3drc.info/)

Dean

[Basketcase]

Here's a great link that was posted in Training by Innovator,

http://home.clara.net/wbruce.ogilvy

[t_predator90]

Hey, i've got one, www.rcgroups.com!!!!!:)
Also, search www.google.co.uk and you'll get around 27,560 of them...;)

[Basketcase]

Hey T_Predator, thanks, those were a BIG help. :rolleyes:


Here's a good one originally posted by Fishdeth in the Parkfliers Forum
http://www.dmac.org.uk/ The Dundee Model Aircraft Club. Great explanations and diagrams.

[marshallcowboy]

Heres a good one its the IMAC home page and they have a link called flight school that has some great information on aerobatics and beginning them.
http://www.mini-iac.com
Jarrod

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[Ralph Brekan]

You could just take some pointers from my video instruction here:

http://www.novellahub.com/index.php...viewtopic&t=584

Here is my GWS PT19 Model working stunts, looping, rolling stalling, and movin to the groovin... LOL

[onrecess]

http://members.cox.net/moorman1/

Step by step for dummies.
Printable note cards!
Whatta guy!

[Stevens AeroModel]

www.rcpilotguide.com - Great book written by fellow ezoner! Some example diagrams etc... Worth every penny - now reading of choice in the "throne" room.

[Ants]

Check this out for a good site and a great article on aerobatic flying.

www.wdrcfc.org.uk

Look for the section titled Articles,

then click on How to Become an Awsome Pilot.

Read and Enjoy.

Prehaps you are or will be!!

[Ralph Brekan]

Sweet tip ANTS! Thanks! ;)

I'll save folks the hassle of weeding through the site:
http://www.wdrcfc.org.uk/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=6



Cheers!

[Patrick Plawner]

http://plawner.net/6/events/aerobatics_list.html

[Basketcase]

Originally posted by Ron Williams:

Tutoring on 3D with voice(s) over and Tx window showing stick movements:

http://www.flyingcirkus.com/3duniversity.aspx

There is a slight catch, you have to register and become a member to access the aerobatic instruction page.

[mexico]

Not sure if this was already posted but
http://www.dmac.org.uk/
go to the downloads page

[Guille]

This one resulted me very usefull for accessing other sites...
also is a nice summary for flyable F3A nowadays!!!!
http://pattern-canada.mouraux.com/vendors.html
Also check www.camodel.com.ar ... find there several videos of CPLR and Chip Hyde
Cheers!!!

[jim ewing]

Heere's another good 3D link:
http://www.blaineaustin.com/3d_tips.htm

[Daddio]

Does anyone of these guys have two cameras recording: one on the plane, one on their thumbs?

[Don Szczur]

Several people suggested I post this link here for aerobatic precision and 3D flying video DVD.

www.rcaerobaticvideo.com

[Richard F3A]

Lots of good information on precision aerobatics (F3A) here.......

www.gbrcaa.org