[NSRCA-discussion] F3P

[Xavier Mouraux]

When we organised our first F3P contest in Cobourg, Ontario (November 2012), there was only AP13 available so we created a sequence that would also allow pilots with little indoor flying experience to participate. The following year, we added an intermediate level. Using the comments from the pilots, we improved the 2 sequences before last year's season. They have been well received and we are using them again this season.The first level is mostly non-turnaround to make it easier for the beginners. We add a few participant who had never enter any other sort of competition before which was great.
Xavier

 
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For reference:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2457294
Interest me CD'ing a contest in NJ this fall?
Cheers,Don


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     To the sequence committee: 
 
  The question addresses non F3P P and F 17 sequences. 
   
 Is there any possibility to standardize aerobatic sequences for the up and coming indoor season? 
 
 I was at a contest last season and pilots were flying different sequences that they had been practicing at home and it was confusing coming to a contest that didn't have standardized maneuvers. It would be nice to know that any where you went to compete in the indoor season that the maneuvers were standardized. 
 
 Below is a link to what some of us flew last season in the USA and Canada. 
 
 Thanks, 
 
 http://xavier.mouraux.com/indoor/sequences.html 
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