Radio Control: Scale Aerobatics
WHEN WE LAST visited, I gave you a description and a chart to help you work on the four-point roll. Although I wrote about knife-edge flight before that, you probably found plenty of challenge in perfecting the four-point roll. For many pilots, the most uncomfortable part of the four-point roll (from upright) is the quarter-roll from inverted to the second knife-edge. That's because most people only work on knife-edge flight by rolling fairly quickly from upright to the 90º position, then quickly quarter-rolling back to upright.
Radio Control: Scale Aerobatics
THE FIRST order of business is to beg for input-especially photographs of your Scale Aerobatic machines. Readers like to see what others are flying, and you can enjoy seeing your favorite airplane in print. Written input is also appreciated; tell me what you are flying, what you need help with, your latest discoveries, or secret tricks. Living in the outback as I do, I can't personally provide all of the information that readers desire and deserve. To continue on the path of discussing Scale Aerobatic maneuvers, I'll look at a couple of basic autorotative events.
