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Airstar International Vario
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IRCHA Jamboree- Radio Control Helicopter Competition
The International Radio Controlled Helicopter ociation (IRCHA) was founded in 1989 by helicopter pilot Don Chapman. IRCHA is a Special Interest Group (SIG) that represents the interests of helicopter pilots within the AMA. IRCHA hosted its first Jamboree in Dayton, Ohio in 1992. The following year the event was held in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. From 1994 through the year 2000, the Jamboree found a home in Hebron, Ohio which is located outside of the city of Columbus. Following the sale of the property in Hebron, Ron mer approached the AMA about using the flying site in Muncie for the Jamboree. The Jamboree immediately followed the helicopter world championships in 2001 and despite the tragedy that occurred that September when the airlines shut down, the Jamboree attracted around 200 pilots. The IRCHA Jamboree has been held at AMA headquarters ever since.
This year, aside from the 3D flying (and there was plenty of that!), a pit area and flight station were set aside for scale and vintage helicopter flying. Much to my surprise, this was just to the right of show center. In Peter Wales book on scale helicopter flying he mentions that people get bored with 3D helicopter antics, but if you break out a scale helicopter people will stop what they are doing and watch. This was clearly in evidence as any time one of the larger scale helicopters took to the air the video cameras were rolling and the still cameras (mine included) were clicking away.
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what do you mean gaming with a helicopter?
You buy wholesale mini RC Helicopters directly form the manufacturer. It is hard to do because manufacturers do not give their catalogues to just anyone, only retail stores they think are capable of selling their product.
Hello,
I am planing on buying a radio controlled helicopter in about two months. I have doing research on the web," so I can the most bang for my buck ". I have came across some abbreviations that I would like to understand . What does PIT mean? What does PLT mean? There are no doubt other abbreviations that I haven’t seen yet, that are commonly used in the lingo of the R/C helicopter hobby. Can anyone give me the definitions of these abbreviations, and explain what they mean. Most of the R/C helicopter web sites are for people who have been in the hobby for years, and just use these abbreviation to save time, which is understandable. But what about new comers like myself who don’t have a clue when it comes to PIT, PLT, and CCPM. Is there a web site, or book that can help the new comer?
I’m assuming you’ve read the beginner’s sites and know some of the common definitions.
You’re talking about transmitter functions.
CCPM = Collective, Cycle, Pitch Mixing. So you have three servos being electronically mixed to do these three jobs together instead of just having one servo for each.
PIT = Pitch throttle mixing (or displacement really)
PLT = Pitch range adjustment
My cousin and I bulit a rocket firing system for his RC helicopter. Me = Blonde him = Brown
So yeah enjoy.
Model rockets on it btw
Duration : 0:1:47
The biggest electric rc Helicopter.
Blades: 810mm
Rotor diameter: 1.76m
Total length:(from the top of the main rotor blade to the top of the tail blades) : 2.16 m !!!
Weight: 4.790 kg
Battery 10s1p (42volts)
First flight of my new Maxi Joker RC helicopter.
More details on my Maxi-Joker RunRyder page:
http://www.runryder.com/helicopter/gallery/34346/?script=Maxi-Joker
Duration : 0:2:49
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