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1. www.elitemodelsonline.co.uk › Aircraft › Free-FlightFree Flight Rubber Powered Gliders & Planes | Elite Models

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   We offer rubber-band powered model planes as well as towline gliders. Our range includes RTF free-flight model planes and free-flight aircraft kits so you can build your own from precision laser-cut parts.

2. bmks.co.ukBMK's Store for Free Flight

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   Free Flight Aircraft Electronics from BMK. E20, E36, P30 Remote Dethermalizer, Band Burner, Timers and many mores.

3. www.fai.org › page › ciam-f1-free-flightF1 - Free Flight - Overview | World Air Sports Federation

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   F1 - Free Flight - Overview. Free Flight models are flown without any form of mechanical or radio control over the model in flight. This is the earliest form of aeromodelling, a particular milestone being the first model powered by a rubber band built and flown by Alphonse Penaud in 1871.

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Free_Flight_(band)Free Flight (band) - Wikipedia

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   Free Flight (band) - Wikipedia. Free Flight is an American jazz ensemble led by flutist Jim Walker. [1] History. Members have included Peter Erskine, Milcho Leviev, Ralph Humphrey, Brian Pezzone and Jimmy Lacefield. The ensemble has consisted of piano, flute, bass, and drums.

6. bmfa.org › getting-started › free-flightFree Flight - British Model Flying Association

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   Within the competition classification codes specified by the FAI, free flight aeromodeling gets the generic code of F1, where the "F" stands for flying model aircraft in general, with the "1" standing specifically for free flight models.

7. www.modelaviation.com › beginner-free-flightBeginner's Guide to Free Flight - Model Aviation

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   Free Flight is the original form of heavier-than-air aviation, dating back to Alfonse Penaud’s 1871 rubber-powered Planophore. Much has changed since that first 11-second flight in Paris, but the essence of FF remains the same. It is about the purity of flight, and confidence to make an aircraft fly stably and efficiently, with no piloting ...

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   What is a free flight model?

   • The World Championships class for rubber powered models is the oldest type of aeromodelling international competition. The F1B World Champion is awarded the Wakefield Trophy, which has been competed for since 1928. Free Flight models are flown without any form of mechanical or radio control over the model in flight.

   F1 - Free Flight - Overview | World Air Sports Federation

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   What is free flight?

   • Free Flight is the mist of the dawning’s calm as you test. It’s the noonday sun as your model thrusts for the heavens. It’s the cool drink after a dusty chase. It’s the piercing scream of a peaking engine … the silence of the glide. It’s sunburn and poison ivy and weariness to the marrow … made worthwhile.

   Beginner's Guide to Free Flight - Model Aviation

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   How do free-flight planes work?

   • Operating free-flight planes – those with no external control after launch – is the old school form of the hobby. Outdoor free flyers launch their model aeroplanes on rising thermal currents and let them soar. Indoor free flyers use light, slow flying models launched with a rubber band, for a rewarding experience at fairly low cost.

   Free Flight Rubber Powered Gliders & Planes | Elite Models

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   What are indoor free flight models?

   • There are a number of classes of indoor free flight models. Some are scale reproductions but others are designed purely to fly for as long as possible. These models are timed with a stopwatch. The ultimate indoor duration class is designated F1D. F1D models must have a minimum weight of 1.2 grams and a maximum wing span of 55 cm.

   Free Flight - British Model Flying Association

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   How fast do free-flight aircraft fly?

   • With their much lower wing loading, free-flight aircraft fly much slower than the engine-powered radio-controlled aircraft that many people first think of when ‘model aircraft’ are mentioned. Most of them glide at little more than walking pace and few weigh more than 500 grams.

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   What are the different types of free flight models?

   • There are two fundamental categories of free flight model - indoor and outdoor - with various types and specifications in each category. These classes will now be described, with outline of main points of the rules (see Sporting Code for full specifications).

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9. easybuiltmodels.com › ffFree Flight Rubber Powered Airplanes - Easy Built Models

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   Free Flight Rubber Powered Airplanes. 134 different kits! THESE PLANES FLY using rubber powered motors. Kits include scale models, sport and competition fliers, and fun fliers that build fast and fly great. Many are popular for conversion to electric and gas powered free flight.