Aero Acrobatics
Learn aerobatic figures: Aresti notation and a 3D plane flying every figure.
Aero Acrobatics shows how aerobatic figures are really flown — for RC pilots learning their first loop as much as for anyone curious about the Aresti notation used in competitions.
- 33 figures, ordered the way you learn them: safe ones first, then the risky ones, then the figures forbidden to full-size planes — each from easy to hard
- A 3D plane flies every figure, with its real attitude: you see it roll, pull, stall and spin, next to the Aresti drawing of the figure
- An illustrated Aresti legend: lines, loops, rolls, snap rolls, spins, stall turns and turns, each demonstrated
- Judging criteria and a description for every figure
- Build your own programme of figures and play it as one continuous flight — each figure starts where the previous one ended — to show it to the other pilots
- Zoom and pan the figures; English, French and German
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