Aeromodelling Workshops
Aeromodelling workshop can be an exciting and educational experience for participants interested in aviation, engineering, and design. Aero modelling is one of the finest hobbies, which is very popular worldwide among people of all ages and professions. It has often been the starting point of many Pilots and Aeronautical engineers. "It is a hobby in which a cadet learns to build up the model of actual aircrafts which are unable to carry persons and used for sports purposes”.
WHEN AEROMODELLING STARTED
The history of Aeromodelling goes back much further than the history of real aircraft. It was started in the nineteenth century by Dr. Thomas Young who discovered the lifting property of a cambered surfaces comparison to flat surface.
- • Sir George Caley built a helicopter model in 1796.
- • John Stringfellow built a spring-operated model in 1842.
- • Alphonse Penand invented model fitted with tail surfaces and wings with dihedral angle.
- • In 1918, Professor Langley built a petrol driven model called Aerodrome No. 5. This revolutionized the concept of Aeromodelling as there was now an ideal power plant small enough are used in aero models.
BENEFITS OF AEROMODELLING
- • To encourage student to become Pilot, Aeromodellers and scientist etc.
- • To teach them how to convert hobbies into successful careers.
- • We take privilege to introduce ourselves as a leading manufacturer of all type Aeromodelling and conduct the training programme & show of Aeromodelling.
- • We are imparting aviation knowledge in school education and provide career consultancy in aviation and related field.
- • To provide an opportunity to experience the thrill of flying and turn your dreams to reality with connoisseur in flying.
- • To promote the growth of the sports and hobby of model flying and other adventure activities.
- • To assist newcomer's students to the hobby in selection of models/equipment and provide flying training.
- • To encourage and support research in model aircraft design theory and construction.
- • To assist and support the development of the aeromodelling hobby through joint training programs.
