Rcpilot

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I know it's IMAA legal, but that doesn't mean it's IMAC legal.

I think that you can fly any plane thats been flown in full scale IAC--but I don't know enough about it to say one way or the other if a Pitts Special was ever flown in IAC.

For instance, you can fly a Decathlon. Most guys wouldn't do it beyond Basic class, but you CAN fly it in ANY class.

I know that you can fly ANYTHING in Basic--even an LT-40.

I'm wondering if I can fly the Pitts in Advanced or Sportsman.

Whats the verdict?

Thanks

Anna Wood

Yes, you can fly your GP Pitts in any class of IMAC. Pitts Specials have a long and storied history in IAC/FAI competition. They are no longer the thoroughbreds of the sport with the introduction of monoplanes some 25 years or so ago.

There a many Pitts Specials flown in IAC competition to this day.

Regards,

Anna Wood
Queen Creek, AZ

Rcpilot

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Look out boys[>:] I'm comin' hard this year, and I'll be stirring the sticks on a 1/3 Pitts Special.[sm=punching.gif]


Basic Class

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Nogyro

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Sure hope your good with that rudder stick. My buddy has one with a G45 in it. Man what a short coupled dude! Lots of "P" factor. Both of them!! LOL

Rcpilot

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I'm optimistic. I do okay with that left stick. Both axis' Throttle and rudder becomes much more important when you start flying for judges.