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Flying and Judging F3A

Flying and Judging F3A. SCHEMATIC MANOEUVRE ILLUSTRATIONS SCHEDULE P-13. Take-off procedure ( not judged, not scored ). wind. 120 0. Security line. 4. P-13.01: Half Clover Leaf with horizontal roll. full roll. P-13.01.01. P-13.01: Half Clover Leaf with horizontal roll. P-13.01.02.

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Flying and Judging F3A

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  1. Flying and Judging F3A SCHEMATIC MANOEUVRE ILLUSTRATIONS SCHEDULE P-13

  2. Take-off procedure ( not judged, not scored ) wind 1200 Security line 4

  3. P-13.01: Half Clover Leaf with horizontal roll full roll P-13.01.01

  4. P-13.01: Half Clover Leaf with horizontal roll P-13.01.02

  5. P-13.01: Half Clover Leaf with horizontal roll Roll on middle of the line. All radii are equal. P-13.01.03

  6. P-13.02: Stall Turn with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down ¼ roll All radii are equal. ¼ roll P-13.02.01

  7. P-13.02: Stall Turn with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down Pivot on CG Two wing spans or more – zero points! ¼ roll ¼ roll on middle of the line. P-13.02.02

  8. P-13.02: Stall Turn with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down 1/4-roll ¼ roll on middle of the line. P-13.02.03

  9. P-13.03: Roll Combination with consecutive three ¼ rolls, three ¼ rolls in opposite direction The ¼ rolls must have the same roll rate. Lines between part rolls must be short and of equal length. Between part rolls in opposite direction there must be no line. P-13.03.01

  10. P-13.04: Half square loop with consecutive two ½ rolls in opposite direction ½ roll ½ roll P-13.04.01

  11. P-13.04: Half square loop with consecutive two ½ rolls in opposite direction Half rolls on middle of the line. The half rolls must have the same roll rate. No line between the half rolls. All radii are equal. P-13.04.02

  12. P-13.05: Triangle with roll in each line roll roll roll P-13.05.01

  13. P-13.05: Triangle with roll in each line 90° roll roll Rolls on middle of the lines. Al radii are equal. roll P-13.05.02

  14. P-13.06: Split S with roll roll Half loop immediately after the roll. P-13.06.01

  15. 45° P-13.07: 45° Upline with 1 ½ snap roll 1 ½ snap roll P-13.07.01

  16. 45° P-13.07: 45° Upline with 1 ½ snap roll If snap roll = barrel roll or aileron roll:Severe downgrade > 5 pts. All radii are equal. Snap roll on middle of the line. P-13.07.02

  17. P-13.08: Reverse Top Hat with ¼ roll down, ¾ roll up ¼ roll ¾ roll P-13.08.01

  18. P-13.08: Reverse Top Hat with ¼ roll down, ¾ roll up Rolls on middle of the lines. ¼ roll Horizontal cross box must be inverted. ¾ roll Al radii are equal. P-13.08.02

  19. P-13.09: Spin with 2 ½ turns, 2 ½ turns in opposite direction P-13.09.01

  20. P-13.09: Spin with 2 ½ turns, 2 ½ turns in opposite direction Snap entry - zero points! Forced entry: downgrade. Spiral dive - 0 points! Spin reversal must be immediate. P-13.09.02

  21. P-13.10: Pull-Push-Pull Humpty Bump with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down (Option : Consecutive two ¼ rolls up) ¼ roll ¼ roll P-13.10.01

  22. P-13.10: Pull-Push-Pull Humpty Bump with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down (Option : Consecutive two ¼ rolls up) ¼ rolls on middle of the lines. ¼ roll ¼ roll Al radii are equal. P-13.10.02

  23. P-13.10: Pull-Push-Pull Humpty Bump with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down (Option : Consecutive two ¼ rolls up) Option two ¼ rolls P-13.10.03

  24. P-13.10: Pull-Push-Pull Humpty Bump with ¼ roll up, ¼ roll down (Option : Consecutive two ¼ rolls up) Option two ¼ rolls P-13.10.04

  25. P-13.11: Cuban 8 with integrated rolls on top 90° of both part loops full roll integrated full roll integrated 90° 90° P-13.11.01

  26. P-13.11: Cuban 8 with integrated rolls on top 90° of both part loops The rolls must be fully integrated on the circular flight path of the loops. Roll rate constant. 90° 90° All radii are equal. P-13.11.02

  27. P-13.12: ½ Loop P-13.12.01

  28. P-11.13: Square Loop with ½ roll on each line ½ roll (4) ½ roll (1) ½ roll (3) ½ roll (2) P-13.13.01

  29. P-11.13: Square Loop with ½ roll on each line ½ roll (4) ½ rolls on middle of the lines. ½ roll (1) ½ roll (3) All roll rates are equal. All radii are equal. ½ roll (2) P-13.13.02

  30. P-13.14: Figure 9, with consecutive two ½ rolls two ½ rolls P-13.14.01

  31. P-13.14: Figure 9, with consecutive two ½ rolls ½ rolls on middle of the line. two ½ rolls All radii are equal. P-13.14.02

  32. P-13.15: Roll combination with consecutive ½ roll, roll, ½ roll in opposite direction ½ roll ½ roll Full roll P-13.15.01

  33. P-13.15: Roll combination with consecutive ½ roll, roll, ½ roll in opposite direction ½ roll ½ roll full roll Part rolls must have the same roll rate. No lines between the rolls. P-13.15.02

  34. 45° P-13.16:½ Loop on Corner with ¼ roll ¼ knife edge loop, ¼ roll ¼ roll ¼ roll 45° P-13.16.01

  35. P-13.16:½ Loop on Corner with ¼ roll ¼ knife edge loop, ¼ roll ¼ roll 1/4 rolls on middle of the lines. All radii are equal. ¼ roll P-13.16.02

  36. four 1/8 rolls P-13.17: Figur Z with consecutive four 1/8 rolls P-13.17.01

  37. 45° P-13.17: Figur Z with consecutive four 1/8 rolls Lines between part rolls must be short and of equal length. All radii are equal. P-13.17.02

  38. Landing procedure ( not judged, not scored ) The direction of the landing may be different to the take off. wind 1200 Security line 4

  39. Forget WHO is flying(friend, rival, countryman, flier from other nation) Forget WHAT is flying(2-stroke, 4-stroke, electric, turbine, rubber-power) LOOK ONLY AT LINES DESCRIBED IN THE SKY!(and the precision, smoothness, positioning, and size) Bob Skinner Thank you! Peter Uhlig, October 2011

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