About
What is F1G?
Key features of class F1G - what makes it distinctive, who it's for, and what to expect.
Class characteristics
- A good intermediate class
- Great for local events
Equipment
What you need
Starter equipment list for the F1G class. Pick specific products based on your budget and experience level.
- F1G model
- Modelling rubber
- DT timer
Rules
Rules and regulations
FAI class, a smaller F1B variant, popular at club events.
Key rule parameters
- Power
- rubber
- Control
- None in flight
First steps
How to start with F1G
- 1
Hand toss tests
- 2
Gradually increase the turn count
Common mistakes
What to avoid on your first attempts with class F1G.
- Poor rubber winding
- No CG check
Calendar
Related competitions
Knowledge
Related guides
Technique
How to balance a model?
The center of gravity determines flight stability.
Getting started
Essential tools for a modeller
A starter list for your workshop.
Getting started
Most common beginner mistakes
What to avoid when starting out.
Getting started
How to get started with aeromodelling?
A practical guide for people who want to get into the aeromodelling hobby.
Tools
Interactive tools for this class
Workshop helpers, with educational estimates, not certified values.
Discipline: Free Flight