Category: Flying Techniques
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Pilot’s notes
Continuing our voyage of discovery into the art of aerobatics we’ll take a look at the slow roll this time […]
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Flying from water?
Treat water like concrete and you'll not go far wrong. Although I’ve been model flying now for over twenty years, […]
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Want a slope arsenal?
The stable light air machine and the only foamie worth considering is Dreamflight's Alula. In a total affront to common […]
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Flap Happy?
Talk about flaps in R/C aeromodelling circles and there’ll no doubt be a fair amount of puzzlement and head scratching […]
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Want to fly 3D?
3D flying has come a long way since Paul Heckles took his WOT4 to the limit with countless '3D' machines […]
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Pilot’s notes
We recently looked at setting up a model and introduced the (relatively simple) positive spin into our aerobatic repertoire. There […]
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Pilot’s notes
For a number of years at the Sandown show we heard fellow pilots and spectators shout out “Blender!” to Christophe […]
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Pilot’s notes
A few weeks ago we looked at the roll, and added the refining complexities of using all the controls smoothly […]
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Pilot’s notes
Knife-edge flight is that condition where the model is flying on its side, using one side of the fuselage […]
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