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The strength on this section relies very much on contributors, like Nicola Rossi, Serge Bordais, Hisato Nishi, Guy Revel and Troy Newman, who take valuable time off to submit articles and assist me. If you have any relevant articles you wish to provide, do not hesitate to contact me.

Recent Updates:

NEWI'm happy to present Troy's Newman's Elevator Setup, an alternative approach for those looking for another way of setting up your new F3A Model in the new year!

As always, this isn't the only method, but learning of another method to approaching the elevator setup with a single servo always proves to be interesting. Troy explains this in greater detail in the technical section.

After the 2001 Ireland F3A World Championship, the Evolis has proven to be an immensely popular model among pattern fliers. ZN Line, which has been producing models designed by WC Christophe Paysant-Le Roux, now produce another winner with an Arnaud Poyet design.

Earlier, FrenchFrederic Verroust reviewed the Evolis XL. Now let the 2001 F3A/S Italian champion, Gianluca Crino, tell you more about ZN's Evolis XL here.

As modellers with a companion, having to take care of the interests of both on a holiday can be very difficult at times, the beach is not exactly where modellers want to spend their free time.

However, trust Philippe Cambier to tell you of an ideal getaway in the region of Bordeaux, France, The Dune du Pyla. Where one can enjoy slope soaring and take in the magnificant scenery. Let Philippe tell you more inside.

Dave Patrick Models(DPM) produced the Ultimate ARF(also on rcaerosport.com) and now we see the 2nd model from their excellent series, the Extra 330L ARF. As always,even with an ARF, modifications can made for it to fly better.

Bill Pryor reviews the Extra 330L, and provides a in-depth analysis of the model and modifications made. Read all about it inside!

You have read about the First Indoor RC Meet in France. Now, its time for the 2nd Meet. This time, 3 of the French F3A Pilots participated, together with Benoît Paysant Le Roux, with his beautifulfully scratch built Edge.

Again, Serge Bordais brings us up to date with this splendid event. Would love to see one held in my home country.

A few shots of the various used at this World Championships can be found inside the Technical Section. Have a look at Christophe or Akiba were using, and their setup.