[sandifer]

Since there is very little aerobatic discussion here, I hope this will not be perceived as competitive (don't intend that) to this site, but FYI for any acro junkies about this new dedicated aerobatics forum that just launched 3 days ago by Jason Baker (also runs seaplaneforum.com). As with any forum, it is what you make it. And since RVs are aerobatic...

http://www.aerobaticsforum.com

 

[WillyEyeBall]

acro forum

Thanks Eric for the info, and I've already registered. Hope a few more RVers will register to so we can discuss getting started, aircraft mods, this year's known, developing free styles, etc.
Bill McLean
RV-4 Slider
Alabama

 

[roadrunner20]

Thanks Eric for the info, and I've already registered. Hope a few more RVers will register to so we can discuss getting started, aircraft mods, this year's known, developing free styles, etc.
Bill McLean
RV-4 Slider
Alabama

I'm in too.
BTW, Daleville brings back memories as I was stationed at Ft Rucker back in the day.

 

[rv6rick]

Great News!

Hello Eric,

First, I want to thank you for your posts on the topic of aerobatics on this site. You've done a very good job representing the sport of aerobatics and trying to encourage the RV community to safely enjoy a little acro in their airplanes. You speak with clarity and authority on the topic and at the same time have always been a good listener. Well done .

I wish there was more interest here but as we say...'it is what it is' .

I'm also a member of the bi-plane forum but I've got lots to learn so I just signed up .

Since there is very little aerobatic discussion here, I hope this will not be perceived as competitive (don't intend that) to this site, but FYI for any acro junkies about this new dedicated aerobatics forum that just launched 3 days ago by Jason Baker (also runs seaplaneforum.com). As with any forum, it is what you make it. And since RVs are aerobatic...

http://www.aerobaticsforum.com