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Some Of My Favorite Sites
CLAPA
WEBSITE CLAPA
(Control Line Aerobatic Pilots Association) is a UK based group similar to
PAMPA and has special interest group status with the BMFA (British Model
Flying Association) with responsibility for all domestic control line
aerobatics events that fall under the jurisdiction of the BMFA. This site
is well done and is worth the visit. |
"MASTER
C/L LINK SITE" This site is somewhat
self explanatory. The site contains links to other home pages and
manufacturers relating to control line airplanes. A great site with a lot
of coverage. Maintained by Phil Brown. |
Kaz
Minato's World is a web page by one of Japans top fliers. A great site
with lots of pictures. |
PAMPA
produces one of the best bi-monthly special interest magazines available.
The magazine covers the whole spectrum of control line aerobatics from old
time to modern precision aerobatics. From beginner to expert there is
something in this publication for everyone. Visit the web site of PAMPA
and join up for their bi-monthly magazine, you wont regret it. |
Robins
View Productions This web site
is packed with information, not only on the site itself but on the
informative video tapes that Bob Hunt produces and edits. The video tape
is by far the best medium to present the many detailed processes that the
modeler encounters. If you cannot get to some of the contests or
gatherings around the US these tapes will bring the action to you. The
only drawback to video I can think of is the lack of burnt castor oil in
the air, otherwise it's like you are there. Bob also produces the lost
foam wing which is a built up wing that utilizes the cradle to position
the balsa ribs. Bob Hunt can also be reached at his E-mail address mailto:robinhunt@earthlink.net |
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/eduardo.affonso/ |
WINDY
URTNOWSKI This web page covers a lot of material. Windy
produces videos and hardware for the control line aerobatic pilot which
are covered in this professional looking site. Windy is a top 5 flier at
the Nationals ever since I can remember. His web site has some beautiful
pictures of some of his concours winning airplanes. Windy's E-mail
address is WindyU@aol.com |
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