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R V M S A
Enjoy the great outdoors
What better way to spend the afternoon,
soaring your r/c glider effortlessly
R/C Slope Soaring
Slope soaring with an rc glider can be one of the most relaxing and straightforward ways of enjoying radio control flight.
It's simple stuff really - moving air (i.e. wind) generally follows the lie of the land. So when a wind is blowing towards the bottom of a slope, the flow of air will naturally be forced upwards to follow the rising ground.
Where the slope levels out at the top, the airflow will continue upwards to a higher level than the hilltop. It's this upwards flow of air that we use when slope soaring, to keep our gliders aloft.
P H O T O S
Our Slope
Situated nearest to the village of Sabden, overlooking the Ribble Valley and the nearby town of Clitheroe.
Next the PHOENIX 2400
(PNF) EPO COMPOSITE RC GLIDER AIRPLANE (94.5″) The Phoenix 2400 is the largest glider in the Phoenix range. It comes with an almost indestructible...
Tandem X20S Dual Band Transmitter
After my trusty Spektrum DX7S (2011-12) started to play up I have decided to try something new – will show the un-boxing pics shortly...
Models need a good home
I was contacted recently by Anne Jones , Ken’s widow asking if I knew of anyone who would like to take Ken’s old models...
Sunday 18Oct
Another outing for the ASW28 at the SE slope – trimming it out as its still nose heavy a slight bit as I have...
My guide to the Volantex ASW28
The good and the bad bits… Well after a while I have got myself a new scale glider the Volantex ASW28…more soon
RVMSA
New website here soon… For details call 07986 239183 or email simon-hardman@hotmail.co.uk
Weather on the Slope
Last hour's - Wind, rain, etc etc - use menu on right of the window.
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Join RVMSA online - £6
Your membership card will be email after as a digital .pdf file.
Slope Flying Site Map
