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Free FlightWakefield Cup anniversarySubmitted by iwkaynes on Mon, 22/09/2008 - 08:04.
Free Flight synopsisFree Flight models are flown without any form of mechanical or radio control over the model in flight. This is the earliest form of aeromodelling, a particular milestone being the first model powered by a rubber band built and flown by Alphonse Penaud in 1871. Always present since that time has been the joy and achievement of releasing a model and seeing it soar overhead in its planned flight pattern. Free flight synopsis - outdoorFree Flight World Championships and many major competitions are flown with the following model classes: Free flight synopsis - indoor
CIAM Free Flight SubcommitteeThe members of the subcommittee are listed below. If you have any comments or suggestions on Free Flight matters, you can contact the subcommittee at ciam-f1@fai.org.
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