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Old 11th July 2007 | 19:59
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Call Jen Buckenham on 01487 833022 or download the entry form from: www.aerobatics.org.uk
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Old 11th July 2007 | 22:14
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Old 15th July 2007 | 09:26
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you have to do this!

Yesterday was the Loop magazine and British aerobatic association event at Little gransden. It was a terrific day of friendly competition and was something i would recommend to everyone. The organisation was first class and the quality of instructors and aircraft available for us to use was great- a Slingsby, Cap 10 and a Yak 52 provided something for everyone. Two demonstrations from world class pilots Mark Jeffries and Kester Scrope put us in the mood for what we were about to do.
Everyone who competed was at the same novice level and we were all there to enjoy ourselves and 'have a go at' aerobatics, some people had never done an aerobatic manoevre before others had a few hours of instruction. The judges provided feedback and helped us to improve quite drastically from our first flight to our second. I came away from the competition having had a terrific day and knowing i had learnt a great deal. If you have a sense of daring and are looking for a really fun event to take part in and an opportunity to learn new skills then this is the one for you.
There are still other events taking place around the country this year, if i was you i would sign up for one now!

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Old 15th July 2007 | 17:35
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Well done looptheloop


sticknruda - I have to ask. What is 1v1v1?
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Old 15th July 2007 | 18:06
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"sticknruda - I have to ask. What is 1v1v1?"

A preamble to a midair!!

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Old 15th July 2007 | 18:24
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For a report on the LOOP/ British Aerobatics day at Little Gransden see
http://www.aerobatics.org.uk/results...gransden07.htm
Seems like a great day was had by all
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Old 15th July 2007 | 23:56
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1v1v1 = oh yeah!

Depending on who is driving, and in what scenario, this is 3 individuals fighting each other. Sometimes its 2v1, all of the time it's a hoot!

Obv as long as nobody is really shooting hard and nasty real bullets at you...
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Old 16th July 2007 | 08:21
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What intrigues me with 1v1v1 is three capable friends seem to form very short term alliances when one of the three is looking vulnerable - thus becoming 2v1
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