Aerobatics how-to
01-13-2005 | 08:19 PM
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From: Irvine,
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Aerobatics how-to
Im trying to find a link or book, ect.. that shows stick placement for some advanced aerobatics (walls, blenders, ect..) Im ready to start learing some 3-D but not sure of were to start.
Ive got a sim to practice with so I dont try any 40ft loops with 39ft of altitude on my real planes.[&o]
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Ive got a sim to practice with so I dont try any 40ft loops with 39ft of altitude on my real planes.[&o]
Thanks guy's
01-13-2005 | 08:28 PM
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From: huddleston,
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RE: Aerobatics how-to
Check out www.flyingcirkus.com they have some good insructional videos. They talk you through manuvers and show you the stick movements as well.
01-14-2005 | 10:26 AM
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From: Manchester, UNITED KINGDOM
01-15-2005 | 10:59 AM
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RE: Aerobatics how-to
ORIGINAL: sawjkw
Im trying to find a link or book, ect.. that shows stick placement for some advanced aerobatics (walls, blenders, ect..) Im ready to start learing some 3-D but not sure of were to start.
Ive got a sim to practice with so I dont try any 40ft loops with 39ft of altitude on my real planes.[&o]
Thanks guy's
Im trying to find a link or book, ect.. that shows stick placement for some advanced aerobatics (walls, blenders, ect..) Im ready to start learing some 3-D but not sure of were to start.
Ive got a sim to practice with so I dont try any 40ft loops with 39ft of altitude on my real planes.[&o]
Thanks guy's
I did a review on one of the following post. Go check it out. I hope you enjoy it, and have fun learning to 3D.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_25...tm.htm#2513421
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01-15-2005 | 10:43 PM
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From: Locust Grove,
GA
RE: Aerobatics how-to
This is OK if you are inverted.
Just loose the rudder and maybe a broken propeller.
Right side up just rips the gear out.
Just loose the rudder and maybe a broken propeller.
Right side up just rips the gear out.
ORIGINAL: sawjkw
Ive got a sim to practice with so I dont try any 40ft loops with 39ft of altitude on my real planes.[&o]
Thanks guy's
Ive got a sim to practice with so I dont try any 40ft loops with 39ft of altitude on my real planes.[&o]
Thanks guy's
