I entirely second that, speaking as someone who is rubbish at aerobatics but still enjoys doing them immensely. There are several options for aeros training at White Waltham, on different aerobatic types, and there's a concentration there of very experienced aerobatic instructors. Look at the links section of the WLAC website for some suggestions. Expect to pay from about £150 up to about £200 an hour for dual depending on aircraft type. Another option might be Headcorn, with Tiger Moths and Stampes. The Robin tribe at Rochester might have an aerobat in their midst, but I don't know what aeros instruction, if any, is available there.
PS: FFF, in an ideal world I'd like my Cap 10 to have a wobbly prop (except when the engineering bills come in), but you get used to aerobatting without one, especially once you've snagged the redline airspeed.
Last edited by FNG; 2nd October 2002 at 08:37.