kkling77

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Anybody know where I can find the aresti diagrams for this years pattern sequences?

Gulliver

Good question. I asked the same question about a year ago and was told "they" were investigating the "legality" of posting Aresti sequences.

I hope some of the pattern guys read this and can give a fuller explanation.

onewasp

EZ
If you know the sequence of maneuvers (by name) then use The Aresti Dictionary and put your own together.

http://www.mini-iac.com/Portals/57ad...DICTIONARY.pdf

Mastertech

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http://www.nsrca.org/competition/judging/judging.htm

That good enough?

kkling77

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Thanks for the help guys. The only problem with the IMAC aresti directory is that it doesn't include some of the pattern maneuvers. For example, the cobra roll....

kregan

KK
If Don S. shows up mabe we can get him to draw it out...
I have the sportsman in my truck and the aresti dictionary.

Id like to try it with the big planes.

onewasp

The Cobra roll is made up (I don't have a text description of it at hand), as are all maneuvers, of a combination of individual components.
Dissect the maneuver and you have the Aresti diagram.

Such as: quarter inside loop, followed by left quarter roll, followed by 1/2 outside loop followed by right quarter roll followed by quarter inside loop: recovery upright at same altitude as entry with 180* direction change.

Troy Newman

http://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/s...206#post105206

NJRCFLYER2

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Nice!