[8D][size=4]Hi people

[color=red]Hello "heliopilot32137", wellcome here, in the most colored topic of rcuniverse.com

You are in good hands.

[sm=thumbup.gif][color=red]Hello 3D beginners, wellcome to my second lesson.

[color=blue]Two of our most pleasant 3D experts have given very good and large suggestions to you.

[&:]I'm a beginner too in 3D flying.

Trust me. Try torque roll flying high. In this way you'll avoid to crash your plane.
At the same time, play with Real Flight G2 [link]http://www.realflight.com[/link] You must buy add-ons n. 4 to download planes good for 3D at the following link:


[color=blue]The ability of 3D flying is to learn automatic reactions to keep the plane in the right attitude.
[sm=thumbup.gif]You must be able to give quick and big inputs to control surfaces, above all to the rudder when you try torque roll and the plane
requires big corrections (see the suggestions of "Pizza" in this thread).
[sm=thumbup.gif]You, instead, must learn to handle the sticks with gentleness and delicacy when you are in the right vertical attitude.
When you have in front the bottom of your plane, you must learn to react in the opposite way. At this moment the things are
very difficult and you must be gentle with the sticks.

I have found that Real Flight G2 is a good tool to learn 3D manoeuvers without crashing my plane and to escape from dangerous situations. If you don't have add-ons n. 4, in this thread you'll find a very good plane to download.

[color=green]Vittorio from Italy[sm=sunsmiley.gif]a beautiful country.