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CIAM Flyer
CIAM Flyer
The CIAM Flyer deals with various aspects of aeromodelling beginning with 1g Indoor Free Flight and ending up with R/C high end aeromodelling techniques. The complete range of aeromodelling is shown and any single issue shows another kind of our sport.
The current and past Issues of the CIAM Flyer can be downloaded here directly as PDF files. Please find the attachment listbox on the bottom of the following pages. And now enjoy our CIAM Flyer!
Emil Giezendanner
Editor CIAM Flyer
CIAM Flyer 1/08
S-P-A-C-E-D O-U-T …Modelling Space!!
Harry was unique, having a vision that the activity should be shared with the rest of the World. In 1962, Harry Stine presented the Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) with details of what was internationally to become known as Space Modelling and at the same time drafted out some conceptual rules for competitions. 1964 enabled the Commission International d’Aeromodelisme (CIAM) of FAI, ratify these proposals and Space Modelling took its place alongside F1-Free Flight, F2-Control Line and F3-Radio Control Aero Models, as a recognised Airsport.
| AEROMODELLING DISCIPLINES: |
| F1 - Free Flight |
| F2 - Control Line |
| F3A - Radio Control Aerobatics |
| F3B/F3J - Radio Control Soaring |
| F3C - Radio Control Helicopters |
| F3D - RC Pylon Racing |
| F4 - Scale Models |
| F5 - Electric Flight |
| F6 - Airsports Promotion |
| F7 - Lighter Than Air |
| S - Space Models |
CIAM Flyer
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