HELI PATTERN FLYING * F3C * PRECISION AEROBATICS
02-01-2008, 12:11 AM
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HELI PATTERN FLYING * F3C * PRECISION AEROBATICS
There's tons of threads about flying helis in 3D. How about having one for FAI-F3C Precision Aerobatics?
If you're into this, let's discuss it. Tips on training, sources of information, books/manuals, who to ask for information, etc. etc.
Here's a link to the FAI download section to obtain the F3C Section 4.
[link=http://www.fai.org/aeromodelling/documents/sc4]FAI SPORTING CODE[/link]
If you're into this, let's discuss it. Tips on training, sources of information, books/manuals, who to ask for information, etc. etc.
Here's a link to the FAI download section to obtain the F3C Section 4.
[link=http://www.fai.org/aeromodelling/documents/sc4]FAI SPORTING CODE[/link]
02-01-2008, 07:23 PM
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RE: HELI PATTERN FLYING * F3C * PRECISION AEROBATICS
Hi,
As a newcommer to heli's after 18 years of planes, I too prefer the look of smooth aerobatics.
This site gives some info including the 3D stuff.
http://www.littlerotors.com/flyinglessons/
I will be interested in seeing what you uncover.
Cheers,
As a newcommer to heli's after 18 years of planes, I too prefer the look of smooth aerobatics.
This site gives some info including the 3D stuff.
http://www.littlerotors.com/flyinglessons/
I will be interested in seeing what you uncover.
Cheers,
02-01-2008, 09:28 PM
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RE: HELI PATTERN FLYING * F3C * PRECISION AEROBATICS
Hi Bigfeet,
I was doing fixed wing also, but for half the time you'd done it. I wonder if you're familiar with Scott Stoops' work "Master Radio Control Flight"? I bought his book a few years back and am looking for material which is written in a similar way - as it applies to helicopter precision aerobatics. That piece of work was just so good.
If you're not familiar, then please visit the link below:
[link=http://www.rcpilotguide.com/samples.htm]Sample Diagrams: Scott Stoops [/link]
If you find anything like this, please advise.
Yes I am familiar with the littlerotors website. Thanks for pointing that out - I overlooked his descriptions for the basics. Its quite good. He even notes the pitch requirements for some maneuvers.
Cheers
I was doing fixed wing also, but for half the time you'd done it. I wonder if you're familiar with Scott Stoops' work "Master Radio Control Flight"? I bought his book a few years back and am looking for material which is written in a similar way - as it applies to helicopter precision aerobatics. That piece of work was just so good.
If you're not familiar, then please visit the link below:
[link=http://www.rcpilotguide.com/samples.htm]Sample Diagrams: Scott Stoops [/link]
If you find anything like this, please advise.
Yes I am familiar with the littlerotors website. Thanks for pointing that out - I overlooked his descriptions for the basics. Its quite good. He even notes the pitch requirements for some maneuvers.
Cheers
