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 Fliteschool by LiteHawk Allows You to Turn Any Space Into An Air Race Course! Win a FREE LiteHawk AERO, duo or II Helicopter simply by showing off your Fliteschool Course! Our Contest Starts right now! Details are just below. |
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LiteHawk is made for and distributed by Borgfeldt (Canada) Limited - 50 Konrad Cres, Markham, Ontario L3R 8T4 905-946-9677
Fliteschool
by LiteHawk
allows you
to turn any
space into
an air race
course.
Navigate
through your
own
challenging
obstacle
course.
Our
aim is to
create a
race in the
sky that is
not simply
about speed,
but
precision
and skill.
Thanks to
the design
of the
loops, the
layout can
be anything
from mild to
wild!
This
product is a
World First
in the Radio
Control
Flying Toy
Category.
Our design
team created
a
lightweight,
durable
product that
can
withstand
continued
use.
Reusable packaging allows for storage when you are not flying!
Fliteschool Tube Artwork >>>>
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First Place
Prize is a
LiteHawk AERO,
Second Place
Prize is a
LiteHawk duo,
Third Place
Prize is a
LiteHawk II!
More Info is right
here
>>>>- Every Entry gets a free packet of LiteHawk Replacement Parts! - Simply take a pic of what you have created with Fliteschool. Video entries are more than welcome! If posted to Youtube, please disable comments and voting. A maximum of 5 images may be entered, or 1 video per contest entrant. - Fly by shots or action shots are even better. - The contest is open (for now) to Canadian Residents only. - Our Fliteschool Digital Media Contest will start February 1st, 2012 and end December 1st, 2012! - Judging held by our Forum Moderator Whirly B!Point Structure: First Place 12 Points awarded Second Place 10 points awarded Third Place 8 Points awarded Bonus Points - 1 additional point is awarded for each month if you enter early. So an entry in March would have an additional 10 points, heading into judging on December 1st, 2012 (we are counting December too). - Images must be sent to litehawkcanada@gmail.com Please include your full name, mailing addy and type of LiteHawk that you have (so that we can send out the proper entry "parts package" for you). |
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Entries for
2012 - |
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Sam G
(Forum
Member
Sam Garneau)
"I've just
finished my entry
for the flightschool
Digital Media
Contest....so there
it is! Seems like
I'm the first one to
submit my entry! I
hope you find it
good! Thanks
LiteHawk!!" |
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Paul S
(Forum
Member
NewDeer)
Hi, I thought that
since we are getting
close to XMas I
would do something
in this spirit...I
used the Fliteshcool
tubes as a frame on
which I attached the
Christmas tree
lights. The effect
in darknesss is
super with the heli
flying.
On the heli-pad is
my LH 6996 and in
flight the LH
Pro..the challenge
is more to fly
between the wires!
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Adam
S
(Forum
Member
Adamschumph)
WINNER For November
2011!!!! Photo 1 - The
Course
This image shows the
whole training
course, highlighted
with arrows and
letters to follow
along. Photo 2 -
The Fish Tank A
nice shot of the
Litehawk manoeuvring
over the fish tank.
One would think the
fish wouldn't like
it, but they
actually follow the
heli closely.
Photo 3 - The
Spinning Hoop
The Litehawk
approaching the hoop
that spins. Bonus
points for sitting
in the middle while
the hoop is
spinning! |
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Antony P
(Forum
Member
Theprincipal)
WINNER For
November
2011!!!!
"So I wanted to
add a bit of a
story for fun to
this months
entry, et voila.
I also decided I
would paint the
three
helicopters I
was using, which
turned out to be
a bad idea. See
- I didn't test
fly the XL
before I started
the video, and
when it came
time to fly,
well it didn't.
Not very well at
least. Due to
all the layers
of paint it was
like controlling
an RC rock! My
XL didn't
survive the
experience very
well, so I'm
glad part of our
prize for
entering
includes some
parts :D. Hope
you enjoy."
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Arthur C
(Forum
Member
Webejammin
Air) entry
for November 2011.
It's the month to
remember, so I used
the Poppy in my
Fliteschool "Lest We
Forget" |
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Robert L (Forum
Member
FX4Lightening) entry
for November 2011.
I created a vertical
obstacle course with
some kitchen
cabinets modules
that I'm making. I
take off at the
bottom and (try to)
work my way to the
top, first is the
horizontal red loop.
Then the glowing
loop next is under
the blue half loop
and over the red one
this one is tough.
Then the blue and
lastly the white one
and touch down at
the top. It's
challenging being so
close to walls and
roofs but I managed
to make it to the
top once. |
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Bruce F (Forum
Member Arrowist)
entry for November
2011.
Well guys this one
was fun. The
balloons were
neutral floating and
drifted with the
household air
currents . We made a
game out of it, blue
team and red team.
Get points for going
through your
opponents hoop or
you defend your hoop
by blowing your
balloons away from
your opponent. The
balloons are very
robust , whalloped
into them lots and
only broke one.
Lasted over a week
(actually still
going just holding
up a little less.). |
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Jacques D
entry for November
2011. Picture
1: The course. There
are vertical loops
attached to the
ceiling, a
half-circle on the
right wall and a
quarter-circle going
from the left wall
to the ceiling. I
also added a special
"Hoola-hoop" from
the family's
personal collection.
The Fliteschool
container is partly
blocking the
hoola-hoop. In order
to reach the helipad
located on the left
room floor, we must
fly close to the
ground below the
red/white tube and
use the mirror to
view the landing
site. The mirror
makes the landing
difficult as the
controls are
reversed. Picture 2:
In action, aiming
for the red hoop.
Picture 3: Approaching the half-circle. A tough maneuver so close to the wall. We can see the helipad in the mirror. |
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Justin C (Forum
Member Liteyourhawk) entry for
November 2011. The
course starts off
with 3 regular loops
where you must
change your altitude
a bit, not much
special. But then
with a bit of
halloween theme, you
must fly through the
skeleton hoop, make
a hard right turn
through the very
tough horizontal
hoop, and fly back
down through it, and
finally go forwards
and land on the
ledge-landing pad. |
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Entries for
October 2011- |
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Antony P
entry for October
2011. I found that
using chained
elastics instead of
string (when hanging
multiple loops
together) worked
well from keeping
them from spinning
all over the place
when you miss a
hoop. Less down time
when waiting for it
to stop spinning! |
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| Bruce F entry for October 2011. O.K. Hello all. No one has entered in Oct. Fliteschool yet so maybe I'll start it, and EVERYbody else can just jump right in and enter too. It's Hallaween this month so that had to be the theme. Starts at the Pumpkin landing Patch, Through an Anthony P. half hoop, up through hoop one, hard right through hoop two, avoid the ghosts, skeletons, spiders(espesially the webbing) and the tree. Then back through the half hoop and land. It took awhile...Lol. | ||
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September 2011- |
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| Arthur C (Forum name Webejammin air) entry for September 2011 | ||
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Shelley G (Forum
name Shellybean)
entry for September
2011. "This course
starts with the
uniquely designed
"loop hat". After
that you must fly
downwards through a
horizontal hoop into
a vertical one. The
final stretch
consists of a
vertically hung hoop
with a sudden death
drop into a
horizontal hoop hung
from the vertical
hoop! |
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| Bruce F (Forum name Arrowist) entry for September 2011 "My Wife hates it....with a smile... my son and I love it. The fan has a dimmer switch and really makes it a hoot." | ||
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| Anthony P entry for September 2011 "I really like hovering the heli really low on the ground/near objects and trying to maintain control, so I build a course around that! So you start on top of the entertainment unit, and have to fly down very close beside it! (first image). You then make a sharp right turn and do some slalom style low hovering! (second image). Then lastly, you must turn right and climb through a normal hung loop, before landing on the heliplate (third image). | ||