This weekend me and my friend Vitalijus Pilkionis visited open two days F3A competition in Belarus, Gardin city airclub. Competition was organized by RC shop Alex West, it was organized already third year, for us this was first visit to Belarus. Totaly there was registered 16 participants for FAI class and 3 for Hobby class, unfortunately only 11 participants from Belarus, Russia, Ukrain and Lithuania came. All pilots flew in FAI class P07 sequence.
We came to Belarus fryday evening, and next morning we decide go to airfield earlier to make some practice flights, when we were doing this, organizers and all participants came to field. Right affter transmiters check up and competition opening we start first round, first pilot on startline was Sergey Butuzov, he made real nice flight and competition start rolling.
As small poll on right side of page show, most of this page visitors like to see more videos and building tips, so i will try to post at least two videos each month, also some cool building tips and advices are coming up. I found some video material from 3D college indoor event in Aalst (Belgium) that was never shown, so here you go one more fun video. This time it is not crazy 3D ore 4D tricks, just simply aerobatic with Benoit Dierickx pattern plane Aito. Aito is big F3P class biplane, that fly very stable and smooth. Even with pretty big rtf weight (~185g) plane fly very light and stable, Aito is made by well known company Donuts models.
My friend from Belgium Bert Delaere send me this letter with info about new products and discounts on his shop: www.aerobertics.com
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Since in last competitions in Mons i had some problems with Waypoint 060bb servos, for next indoor season i decide to switch to other brand servos Dymon D47. Dutch team use them, and this fact say allot:) These servos can work just fine from 3.6-9.6V, this allow to make some modification that give bigger speed and more torque, but precision stay same! Find out more on Van Der Vecht website:http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/d.vandervecht/indoor
Since Bert is modeller by himself (F3A; F3M ;F3P), you can expect good suggestions and advices from professional! Bert is Belgium F3M champion, this say allot!
