2018 Nats: Control Line Precision Aerobatics is "insane"-in a good way
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Daily coverage from the 2018 National Aeromodeling Championships (Nats).
Steve Moon shares how he got into Control Line Precision Aerobatics-it may be insane, but the effort is worth the reward! Plus, Brian Stas gives an update on Control Line Combat, and Joe Tropea prepares us for RC Pylon Q40. Also, Bill Calkins describes Control Line Carrier, and Bill Wagner explains why he comes to the Nats even though he does not compete!
The National Aeromodeling Championships, or Nats for short, brings hobbyists of all skill levels across disciplines together in the spirit of friendly competition at the Academy of Model Aeronautics’ International Aeromodeling Center in Muncie, Indiana. Follow the weeks-long competition and its many individual events at nats.modelairc...!
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These guys and their planes are absolutely best of the best.
I didn't think anyone still flew C/L planes , great to see .
Thank you so much for creating these videos AMA!!!
Nice video piece. Puts the people and the planes together. Shows how you get to see the real stuff...Most of this flying I had done some of, but mostly only read about in magazines as I was coming up. But recently I went to the NATS one year and saw it all in real life. I was able to pick a time on the calendar when many events I liked were simultaneous, and man was it cool to see.
Love the stories seems we all went through the same thing 😉
I am new at this control line flying. Say, one of you pros let me use one of your planes to practice with? I promise I won't crash.
The sad part is only forty likes.
I hate flying over asphalt