Northwest Control-Line Precision Aerobatics

This page is for information about Northwest control-line Precision Aerobatics model flying and links to Stunt discussion sites.

Your contributions of articles, photos and links to Flying Lines are welcome. Contact the editor.


Regular stunt columns

Heavy Stunt by Bruce Hunt | Odds and Ends by Alice Cotton-Royer | The Real Dirt by Dan Rutherford


Articles

Time to say thanks! See article by Don McClave

Autumn arrives with the Fall Follies See article and photos

Dick Scobee Memorial report and photos See article

Western Canada Stunt Championships report and photos See article

New! Norm Whittle's Electric Stunt Cookbook See article

Stunt on one line? Yes! See article on monoline stunt planes

Stunt heaven! Fall Follies report and photos See article >>

<< Dick Scobee Memorial stunt contest results and photos See article

Nostalgia 30 Stunt event coming to Northwest See article

Western Canada Stunt Championships report See article

Stunt-a-Thon 2010 results and photos See article

Other aerobatics articles are contained in general contest articles on the Flying Lines home page and in the Flying Lines News Archive

Report on Portland Stunt Clinic, 2009

Stunt forms for 2009: Click to download
Precision Aerobatics, Classic, Profile Stunt scoresheet
Beginner Aerobatics scoresheet
Old-Time Stunt Scoresheet

Mark Scarborough's electric P-40 See full story

Event director's report on 2008 U.S. Nationals See full story

New! Photos from 2008 Vintage Stunt Championships See photos

Gerald Schamp's P-47 Construction project See photos

Download UPDATED Old-Time Stunt score sheet

Venturi velocities charted By Dave Gardner

Successful finishes with LustreKote! By Don McClave

The legality of the A-J Firecat See Alice Cotton-Royer's Odds & Ends column

P-40 Stunt rules changed to Profile Stunt Full story

Another Old-Time Stunt rules update See Alice Cotton-Royer's Odds & Ends column

Setting up the OS LA .40 for Stunt by Don McClave

P-40 rules change suggestion and idea for twin-engine fun See Round & Round August 2006 column

Important Old-Time Stunt rules update by Alice Cotton-Royer

The Electric Ringmaster project by Floyd "Dr. Spark" Carter

Dr. Spark gives a NW view of the Vintage Stunt Championships

Stooge mishap is near-catastrophic lesson in Murphy's Law By John Thompson

Old-Time Stunt: Give it a "whirl" By Dr. Spark

Two classes of Classic proposed for some NW contests

Links

For information about control-line precision aerobatics worldwide, see the Precision Aerobatics Model Pilots Association web site. PAMPA is the precision aerobatics special interest group recognized by the Academy of Model Aeronautics.

Your District XI representative on the Academy of Model Aeronautics Aerobatics Contest Board is Paul Walker.

For discussion of precision aerobatics on the national level, see the following online forums:

This page was upated Dec. 26, 2011


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