pattern sequences
 

I am very new to pattern flying and have no idea where I can get a novice pattern flying sequence? As times passes and I get better I would like to try improve my skills I'm no where near a competition pilot but would really like to start practising some set routines. Any links or personal web sites that may help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Bevan

RE: pattern sequences
 

Bevan,

Welcome to Pattern!
Try this link for sequences,

http://www.nsrca.org/scheduleA.htm

Ken

RE: pattern sequences
 

I see you're in Marietta, where do you fly? There's a lot of pattern activity just north of you, give me a shout I'll be glad to get you going in the right direction.

-Mike

RE: pattern sequences
 

Hi Mike I fly out of Cobb County rc club mostly a 3D flying community great bunch of people but like I say not much pattern influence. Which fields are mostly pattern would be great to see some pattern planes up and about.

RE: pattern sequences
 

Appreciate the link Ken I'll be sure to check it out thanks:D

RE: pattern sequences
 

Cherokee on the weekends and weekday mornings, and GMA during the weekday afternoons. Me, Cameron Smith and Frank Chick fly a LOT, especially when the season is upon us. Like now. Heh.

Also you could look up Jim Ivey, who flies around Paulding, Bartow etc. There are others, but these are the "serious" competitors. Also a lot of SPA activity around Paulding.

Drop me a line if you want to hook up some time.

-Mike

RE: pattern sequences
 

Thats sounds great Im also new to the USA so I have no idea where any of the flying fields are the next 2 weekends are out for me but maybe if you will be out one morning during next week I could come meet up with you.

RE: pattern sequences
 

Yep we can meet up at Cherokee in the morning one day maybe?

I'll shoot you a PM later and not take up any more board space.

-Mike

RE: pattern sequences
 

Bevan, your email is bouncing back. Just drop me a note when you're ready and I'll give you my phone #.

-Mike