Can you list the maneuvers to this arresti sequence, please?

[JZiering]

http://www.efexpo.com//Files/Visio-EX_Known_seq1.pdf

Can anyone list the maneuvers to this sequence for me? I'm no good at reading arresti. I can figure out some of the maneuvers, but not all of them. I think we should not use arresti anymore, and just use a detailed description...

Thanks, I appreciate the help!

[shannah]

You have it backwards, they should ban the use of descriptions... that way there is no ambiguity. This is actually very easy to interpret. They even made sure you know what is a knife edge maneuver.

1. 1/2 roll, opposite full roll, opposite 1 1/4 negative snap, same dir. 4 of 8 point to knife edge
2. half square loop, 1/4 roll, opposite full roll exit inv.
3. neg. humpty bump: half roll across the bottom, 2 of 4 roll up, exit inv.
4. reverse sharks tooth, 1 1/4 snap on down line, knife edge 45 up line, 3 of 4 pt, exit inv.
5. figure N. opposite full rolls on down line, 45 upline 2 of 4, opposite 2 of 4, negative 3/4 snap same direction 3/4 roll exit upright
6. figure nine, 4 point on half loop, 2 of 4 point across the top, vertical downline with 2 of 4 point, exit inv.
7. 3/4 negative snap to KE, KE diamond loop with same direction half rolls on each leg, positive 3/4 snap on exit to inverted.
8. stall turn, 3 of 2 up, 8 pt on the down line, exit upright.
9. 2 of 8, opp 1/2, 2 of 8, opp 1/2, 2 of 8, opp 1/2, 2 of 8, opp 1/2 exit upright
10 inside, outside, inside 270 degree roller (3 rolls)
11, inside 1 1/2 roll 270 degree roller exit inverted.

[Rolling Thunder]

I like the new blue color for side load. Should be interesting to judge.

[excelpoint]

	Quote: Originally Posted by shannah
	You have it backwards, they should ban the use of descriptions... that way there is no ambiguity. This is actually very easy to interpret. They even made sure you know what is a knife edge maneuver. 1. 1/2 roll, opposite full roll, opposite 1 1/4 negative snap, same dir. 4 of 8 point to knife edge 2. half square loop, 1/4 roll, opposite full roll exit inv. 3. neg. humpty bump: half roll across the bottom, 2 of 4 roll up, exit inv. 4. reverse sharks tooth, 1 1/4 snap on down line, knife edge 45 up line, 3 of 4 pt, exit inv. 5. figure N. opposite full rolls on down line, 45 upline 2 of 4, opposite 2 of 4, negative 3/4 snap same direction 3/4 roll exit upright 6. figure nine, 4 point on half loop, 2 of 4 point across the top, vertical downline with 2 of 4 point, exit inv. 7. 3/4 negative snap to KE, KE diamond loop with same direction half rolls on each leg, positive 3/4 snap on exit to inverted. 8. stall turn, 3 of 2 up, 8 pt on the down line, exit upright. 9. 2 of 8, opp 1/2, 2 of 8, opp 1/2, 2 of 8, opp 1/2, 2 of 8, opp 1/2 exit upright 10 inside, outside, inside 270 degree roller (3 rolls) 11, inside 1 1/2 roll 270 degree roller exit inverted.

Good description except for number 1. It should read
1. 1/2 roll, opposite full roll, same direction 1 1/4 negative snap, opposite 4 of 8 point to knife edge

[NCFRgal]

Learn the Aresti--with this contest being an indoor electric contest these manuevers will go so quickly that you won't be able to read the description before it is all over and half way through the next one!! Trust me, the Aresti will be much quicker.

[KrisW]

looks like a great warmup sequence for the "Invitation" class in IMAC

[Flyfalcons]

The down humpty (3) is incorrect, the second 1/2 of the 1/2 loop should be solid black because you are making a positive loop radius.

[DKnippen]

I can't see how that sequence could ever be judged fairly. You blink and you'll miss something. Very busy!

[JZiering]

Thanks guys!

[hpapilot]

Have you looked at #2 and #3 yet? Fun stuff!!

Guys this will be flown in the Cardinals' stadium, so there is more room that you'd initially think for "indoor". It is still a busy sequence. I'm not even working on these until ETOC is over... where on earth are you gonna practice it anyway!?

Jon if you need help on the sequences, shoot me a PM. I've got a pretty good understanding of them by now.

RJ

[wwurjant]

	Quote: Originally Posted by NCFRgal
	Learn the Aresti--with this contest being an indoor electric contest these manuevers will go so quickly that you won't be able to read the description before it is all over and half way through the next one!! Trust me, the Aresti will be much quicker.

Hello, is there an Aresti dictionary that I could use to learn?
Thks,

WIsnu

[1bwana1]

Try this one, the best lesson on learning Aresti I have found.

http://www.imacnw.com/support_files_...gman_Paper.pdf