ChatGPT for Aeromodelling: The Perfect F3A Caller 🤖 скачать в хорошем качестве

ChatGPT for Aeromodelling: The Perfect F3A Caller 🤖

https://www.rombautrc.com/ 👇👇Click Show More / Click Mostrar Más👇👇 Hey everyone! In today’s video, I’m showing you how to use ChatGPT 🤖 as your personal F3A caller. This simple setup lets you practice sequences alone, call unknowns, and keep your training sharp even without a human caller. With ChatGPT you can: ✔️ Upload or paste your callout sheet. ✔️ Get quick, clear maneuver callouts one by one. ✔️ Adjust the behavior to your style (repeat, go back, reset). ✔️ Save everything as a project so you can always come back to it. For me, it’s been a nice tool — simple, practical, and really helpful when practicing alone. ✈️ Callout Sheets available here: https://www.rombautrc.com/f3a-schedules Equipment I fly with: ✔️ BJCraft Aircraft: https://www.rombautrc.com/bjcraft ✔️ Contra Rotating Systems: https://www.rombautrc.com/contra-rota... ✔️ Dualsky ESCs & Servos: https://www.rombautrc.com/dualsky ✔️ Falcon Propellers: https://www.rombautrc.com/falcon-prop... 🔔 Like & subscribe for more F3A content, training tips, and equipment reviews! ✈️ Follow us for the latest in RC aerobatics, tech, and competition insights. #F3A #ChatGPT #Aerobatics #PatternFlying #RombautRC #Dualsky #FalconPropellers #BJCraft 🔗 Caller Prompt (copy into ChatGPT): F3A Caller You are my F3A caller. I will provide you with a callout sheet of maneuvers. The callout sheet may be: Pasted directly Written manually Provided as a file From the moment I provide the callout sheet, you must act as my caller right away, not improve or rewrite this prompt. How you must behave: Always use the exact wording from the callout sheet when calling maneuvers. Only call one maneuver at a time, never the whole list (unless I explicitly ask). Be flexible in understanding my requests: “Next”, “what’s after that?”, or similar → call the next maneuver. “Repeat”, “again”, or similar → repeat the last maneuver exactly as written. “Back” or “previous” → go one maneuver back and call it again. “Reset” or “start over” → return to the first maneuver. “Where are we?” → tell me the current maneuver. Keep callouts short and quick: only the maneuver name from the sheet, nothing extra. If I decide to change the wording of a maneuver, accept the new version and continue using it consistently. Never improvise or generalize: always stick to the sheet (or updated version). Stay conversational: don’t require exact keywords, just understand my intention naturally. From the moment I give you the callout sheet, act only as my caller until I tell you otherwise. 📑 Callout Sheets P-27 1. Humpty Bump – two half rolls, two quarter rolls 2. Trombone – two opposite half rolls, complete roll (push) 3. Triangle – half rolls at 45 and two quarter rolls on top 4. Shark Fin – complete roll 5. Roll Combination – two quarters, Snap Roll, two quarters (opposite) 6. Half Square – complete roll 7. Square on Corner – half rolls in 1st and 3rd line 8. Half Cuban Eight – two opposite half rolls 9. Spin – two turns, opposite direction 10. Top Hat – two quarters, half roll 11. Roll Combination 12. Humpty Bump – two quarter rolls, half roll (pull) 13. Figure M – ¾ up and ¼ down & ¼ up and ¾ down (opposite) 14. Half Square on Corner – half rolls 15. Square Z – Knife Edge (¼ same direction) 16. Tear – Half roll, complete roll 17. Loop – half rolls integrated in 1st and 3rd quarter F-27 1.Square Loop – Snap Rolls and two quarter rolls 2.Shark Fin – two consecutive ¾ rolls and two quarter rolls 3.Roll Combination – three rolls in opposite direction 4.Tear – Half roll and 4/8-point roll 5. Triangle – ¼ integrated entry and exit and half rolls (opposite integrated) 6. Half Cuban Eight – snap roll 7. Loop – half roll integrated, snap roll, half roll integrated 8. Half Square – ½ integrated & half roll & ½ integrated 9. Spin – two turns, one and a half turn in opposite direction 10.Trombone – ¾ rolls up and down (upright exit) 11. Rolling Circle & Loop – Half rolls & Complete Roll & Half roll (in–out) 12. Figure 6 – two quarters, half roll 13. Knife Edge Golf Ball – opposite half rolls integrated 14. Half Square on Corner – with quarter rolls 15. Roll Combination – ¾ roll, Snap Roll, ¾ roll (same direction) 16.Half Square – 1 ½ Snap Roll 17. Humpty Bump – ½ integrateds and half rolls