One Week To Solo
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (894 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 098172261X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 126 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Bill Reynolds. Congratulations to you and your team for producing such a wonderfully illustrated and excellent manual. Independence, MO --Bill Reynolds . If that is an indication of things to come (and I believe it is), my future looks brighter than at any time since I started it four years ago. So much so, I am now able to land my airplane perfectly almost every time, while previously I had great difficulty in making a proper approach. What was amazing was the things I picked up from your manual and described to him have changed the way he flies now. I am now much more confident of taking my first plane (a SIG Kadet LT
(Consider that when a pilot applies his or her control inputs correctly to begin with, the need for additional corrections is less likely, and the more time there will be to focus on learning and the next maneuver.) Presented in an easy to follow crawl-walk-run format, lessons are explained in terms of what to do, how to do it, and why it is done this way to make the lessons easier to remember and incorporate into actual practice. The central Solo techniques that all good flyers use are brought to the forefront and systematically assembled to enable beginning R/C pilots to achieve Solo in the shortest amount of time. Utilizing the DAS System, techniques designed to bypass common errors and enhance practice effectiveness focus the pilot's attention on controlling what the airplane does instead of reacting to it. Developed over 20 years professionally training student pilots how to fly in less than a week, One Week To Solo covers everything a novice pilot needs to know to quickly start flying with skill and confidence.
"Definitely Better than a Crash!" according to Chestnut Creek. Unless you have a talented instructor to take you by the hand every time you want to fly, someone who is willing to give you their time and patience until you get it right, and keep reminding you what you should be doing, as you advance in the hobby - BUY THIS BOOK. If you want to be an instructor, BUY THIS BOOK to understand how to teach new flyers.I used to fly R/C years ago, and got frustrated and lost interest. Starting to fly again, I wanted to learn only good habits, but do not have the benefit of a local instructor. This book fit the bill IN SPADES. The autho. "learning to fly" according to Robert Littlefield. great book to get started with, gets you going with all the correct habbits. will be ordering more from same. Eliminate Much of Radio Controlled Flight Training's Beginner's Frustrations James Webb Jones The text and illustrations are very clear and I highly recommend this book. Reading this book will make your Flight Simulator training more effective, successful & fun from the outset as you prepare for hands-on experience with your first plane at your Club's field.
His accelerated R/C flight training programs have resulted in 98% of all his Primary students trained achieving Solo in less than a week, and 100% of all his Aerobatic students achieving in only days what traditionally takes years. When he isn't instructing, competing, or writing his latest book, Dave thrills crowds with exciting R/C aerobatic demonstrations at full-scale airshows and large R/C events. . He bega