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Virginia Tech is working with campus partners to offer a growing list of videos and other available options for you to see what it's like to be a student here, so watch this page for updates!

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• Admissions Information Sessions (en espa帽ol)
• College Information Sessions
• Transfer and Advising Information Sessions

Virtual Campus Tours

• Additional Resources

Daily Visits & Campus Tours

Click here to register and schedule your in-person visit today!

In-person visits and information sessions have returned, but the Office of Undergraduate Admissions continues to offer visitors the option to schedule college and departmental information sessions virtually. Sign up today!

Download the Hokies on Track app and select the Tour Virginia Tech Guide for 30-minute, 60-minute, or 90-minute tour options led by our Hokie Ambassadors.

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video presentations

These pre-recorded information sessions have been provided by Admissions officers and representatives of the colleges and Undergraduate Advising. Transfer student related information sessions are included below.

Undergraduate Admissions

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Admissions Information

Senior Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions, Kayla St. Clair talks about what makes Virginia Tech a special place and听explains how to apply and how Virginia Tech helps position 91短视频 for success.

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College and Major Information Sessions

College of engineering.

Virginia Tech engineering student Davy Kelley talks shares information about the College of Engineering.

College of Natural Resources and Environment

College recruiter John Gray Williams talks about what makes Virginia Tech's College of Natural Resources and Environment so special.

Pamplin College of Business

The Pamplin Undergraduate Recruitment Team shares in-depth information about the opportunities, programs, and majors offered in the Pamplin College of Business.听 Click here to request听a transcript of this presentation .

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

The College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences information session is designed to give 91短视频 and family members a brief overview of the college and its majors.

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

The听College of Agriculture and Life Sciences would like to welcome new 91短视频 to Virginia Tech!

College of Architecture and Urban Studies

Find out what awaits you as a College of Architecture and Urban Studies major!

College of Science

The听College of Science provides for a rewarding career in the Sciences!

For Prospective Transfer Students

Here are a some messages for those of you thinking about becoming a Hokie.

Transfer Student Information

Interested in transferring to Virginia Tech? Here's what you need to know.

Transfer Resources

Learn the ways Virginia Tech helps transfer 91短视频 succeed.

Transfer Experience Living-Learning Program

Transfer 91短视频 can jump into campus life through the Transfer Experience Living-Learning Program.

Guided and self-guided

Guided and Self-guided Tours

Take a look at Virginia Tech virtually. You can explore the university through either a guided or a self-guided virtual tour. Or choose both! Get a good feeling for the campus - the buildings and the surroundings. Find out what makes Virginia Tech 91短视频 call this place "home."

The Upper Quad Top Down Panorama with Lane Hall at the center

Self-Guided听Virtual 360听Tour

The self-guided virtual tour was shot during the summer of 2019 in multiple locations across campus. Please note that slower computers or internet connections may experience delays loading some parts of this self-guided virtual tour. .

Guided Virtual听360听Tour

Our tour guide, junior听 Hokie Ambassador Tim Burnette, invites you to walk with him as he visits locations around Virginia Tech's Blacksburg Campus. This is an interactive 360-degree video experience made up of thirteen separate videos. You may interact and look around using your mouse and/or finger if you are on a mobile or tablet device. You can also visit individual stops along the tour below!

Guided Virtual 360 Tours - Individual Stops

You can also watch the entire听听on Youtube.

additional resources

Corps of Cadets

Everyone is looking for great leaders. The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets' mission is to help nurture and create them. This is why exceptional men and women are drawn to the Corps in increasing numbers.

Fall Colors

Every fall, the Virginia Tech campus shows off its Hokie Spirit as the trees turn orange and maroon. It鈥檚 a special time of year here in Blacksburg.

First-Generation Students

There鈥檚 support for everyone at Virginia Tech. Liah shares how she found support as a first-generation college student through friends and the resources available on campus.

A Campus Fly-Through

Whether you're looking听to explore Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus for the first time, or seeking a nostalgic听trip down memory lane, this tour of Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus is for you.

Visit Campus and the College of Engineering

Discover the university, our beautiful campus, and our innovation .

Virginia Tech is preparing the next generation of innovative engineers to be a force for change in our communities and beyond. We can't wait to get to know you!

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In-person campus visits and daily information sessions

College of Engineering Information Sessions are held in-person M-F, 11:15am-12:15pm while classes are in session. 

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Are you considering virginia tech take a virtual tour of the campus below..

A visit to Virginia Tech is ideal, but virtual tours can act to refresh your memory or as a preview for your on-site tour.

Do I Really Need to Take a Tour?

Inevitably, on-campus tours of classrooms, libraries, dorms, and dining halls will start to blend. Jog your memory using the virtual tour and even explore the area surrounding the campus using the interactive mapping tool. If you're just beginning your college search, a virtual tour can be a great way to get a feel for a campus before your visit. Remember, when you do go, be sure to ask current students about their college life. A student perspective can be the most helpful way to gauge your future experience at Virginia Tech.

Use the resources below to start your virtual tour.

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Guide to Virtual College Tour Websites

The college visit is a longtime tradition where rising sophomores and juniors get in a car or board a plane with their parents and visit prospective college campuses. Since the outbreak of COVID, virtual college tours have become more prominent. Today, they continue to stay relevant as students who can’t travel to colleges for reasons such as distance, finances, or illness can easily access college tours virtually.

Virtual college tours help you decide which universities you want to apply to when it’s time. They also allow you to eliminate schools which might not be a good fit. To guide you through the journey, we’ve provided information on why virtual college tours are important and where to find virtual campus visits.

Why Are Virtual College Tours Important?

To make sure you don’t make a rash decision and apply to a college that won’t support your interests and goals, you need to get a sense of a campus’ setting, its resources, faculty, major offerings and more. Through a virtual visit, you can not only see the different parts of campus and its academic and recreational facilities, you can also learn from a virtual tour guide—usually a current student—about what makes each of the resources unique, and why their school might a good one to add to your list.

Websites That Offer Virtual College Tours

If you’ve decided that you do want to attend virtual college tours but you aren’t familiar with how to get started with attending a campus visit, don’t panic. You don’t have to contact every single school’s admissions office and ask them how to arrange for one. There are several websites that allow you to tour and compare almost every college and university in the United States. These tour sites provide you with interactive maps, photos, videos, and testimonials so that you don’t miss out on any of the experience of a real life tour. Some of the most effective and popular places for virtual college tours are:

• YouVisit: Arguably the most popular virtual tour site, YouVisit ’s interface is aesthetically pleasing, user friendly, and packed with 600 campuses for you to visit. Each campus features a current student as your online guide who walks you through what makes the different parts of campus unique to that particular college. YouVisit tours also offer prompts that pop up asking students for any input or questions that are then sent to college officials directly. This helps the website improve and add more information on what students would like to know and want added to future tours.
• CampusTours: CampusTours is one of the most popular sites for visiting a campus from the comfort of your home. Its advanced search feature allows students to specify exactly what they’re looking for out of the college experience, such as their desired tuition amount or location. Most campuses you can visit through this website also give you access to insights from current undergraduates. Like YouVisit, CampusTours offers a feature that enables visitors to ask questions while they are on the tour that directly go to college officials to provide you with a similar experience of an in-person visit.
• Appily: If you have a list of specific criteria that you want the schools on your list to match, Appily offers a useful tool. The site allows you to narrow your searches according to different criteria that you might prefer such as location, major, and student body size. You can eliminate schools you wouldn’t be interested in by applying filters like “suburb,” “midsize” and “computer engineering” and tour campuses that include exactly what you are looking for.
• CampusReel: Although not exactly a virtual tour site, CampusReel is a good place to check out during the college search process, as its database contains over 15,000 student-generated videos offering you multiple perspectives on campuses. Each school’s page is divided into different categories, such as “dorm room tour,” “weather and seasons,” and “social life.” While you won’t be controlling the visit with the click of your own computer, these students will take you on personal tours of their residence halls and academic buildings in order to give you a picture of what campus life is like.

As you build your college list and visit campuses virtually, make sure you take notes of what stands out to you, as well as ask questions to campus representatives so that you can gain a better understanding of whether the school is right for you. You can also take advantage of online tools and screenshot, bookmark, and screen record different parts of the tour. Happy touring!

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Visiting the Blacksburg, Virginia campus

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Below are some suggested ways to get the most out of your time on campus and in Blacksburg.

• Looking for an opportunity to connect with Undergraduate Admissions? See opportunities for all of our visits by visiting the Undergraduate Admissions Visit webpage .
• Want a big event with information sessions about joining Hokie Nation as an undergraduate student? Check out our upcoming events here
• Want to know more about an undergraduate major? Check out a departmental information session .
• Want to explore a graduate degree program? Contact the department directly or work with the Graduate School. Find contact information by department or email [email protected] for assistance.
• Want to add a little entertainment? Our university has a constant flow. Look for those on the Virginia Tech Calendar .
• We are an open campus so you are free to visit at any time! Be sure to check out the parking guidelines for visitors when you plan to come and for any questions related to COVID-19, please check out our VT Ready webpage.
• Investigate local hiking, biking, canoeing, and more, or take time for a leisurely drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Find ideas for filling your itinerary .
• Visit the community ! Montgomery County offers many great opportunities for engagement.
• We have also highlighted a variety of popular and lesser-known attractions to see and enjoy around campus on your visit to Virginia Tech.
• Are you a high school or community based organization looking to bring a group of 10 or more prospective students to Virginia Tech? Check out our Group Visit webpage here to learn more about requesting a visit.

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• Research Center - Arlington
• Full and part-time graduate programs offered at the Northern Virginia Center
• Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center
• Occoquan Watershed Monitoring Laboratory
• Middleburg Agricultural Research and Extension Center
• Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at Children's National Research and Innovation Campus

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Virginia Tech: College Tour Tips and Itinerary

Planning to take a tour of Virginia Tech with your child this summer? Learn what to expect from your time on campus and discover fun ways to make your day trip to Blacksburg, VA one to remember.

This summer my oldest daughter and I are hitting the road to visit college campuses throughout the south east.

While we live in Charlotte, NC, we are considering schools both in and out of state.

Our first trip of the summer was a day trip to visit Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA–an easy 3 hour drive from Charlotte.

I’m sharing all my tips and tricks and a peek inside the tour to help you and your student navigate a college tour of your own. But don’t miss my general college tour tips here, too!

Getting There

Virginia Tech For parking for your college tour, you’ll add this address to your GPS: 901 Prices Fork Road Blacksburg, VA

For more general directions on how to get there, Virginia Tech has a very helpful page here.

If you’re starting from the south side of Charlotte, NC like we did, plan for about 3 hours in the car. The worst traffic we hit was just getting over the north side of Charlotte by Huntersville. It was smooth sailing after that.

Register for Your Tour Before You Go

Virginia Tech offers virtual tours, like so many colleges and universities now do.

However, if you want to see campus in person, take part in an information session with an admissions officer, and get a guided tour with a student guide, you’ll want to register for a campus visit before you go.

Be sure to sign up with one of their open dates, you can find all the information you’ll need to register here .

Once you’ve registered as an official visitor, they will send you all the details you need once you arrive on campus.

During our visit, we were asked to park at the The Inn at Virginia Tech and sent a printable parking pass to put in our car dashboard so we didn’t have to pay a parking fee.

You’ll park near the Visitor and Undergraduate Admissions Center which is up a small hill. You’ll spot the staircase next to this statue of the Hokie Bird:

Our Itinerary

We left home in Charlotte at 8 am so we could arrive in Blacksburg, VA by 11 am.

We drove through downtown Blacksburg and past the university so we had a better sense of where we’d have to park for the tour.

Then the rest of the day went as follows:

• Buy Donuts at Carol Lee: Save them for the drive home.
• Have Lunch in Downtown Blacksburg
• Campus Tour at 1:30 pm
• Visit the Bookstore After the Tour
• Take Pictures
• Drive Around Campus
• Head Home: We got home around 8pm

Information Session

Be sure to arrive at your parking spot early so you are not late for your information session and tour.

Once you’ve parked, head up to the Admissions center and check in with the team at the front desk.

The lobby is filled with interesting displays of the historical facts about the university.

You’ll be assigned an information session with an admissions officer who will present the basic information you need for applying to Virginia Tech.

This is an excellent place to ask any general questions you have about the admissions process. The presentation lasted about 30 minutes.

Walking Tour

After the information session, you’ll be lead down the hill towards a campus tour guide for your walking tour of the campus.

During our visit, the walk was gentle and easy and did not involve any stairs or difficult inclines.

There is a spot on the website to request an accessibility-friendly tour when you register if that is a concern for your family.

The walking tour lasted for about an hour and a half and covered about 1 mile on campus.

NOTE: If you visit campus during summer, be prepared for construction projects throughout campus. They expedite these “spruce-ups” during the times when students are home for the summer.

We walked through the heart of the university past major landmarks on campus including:

• Burruss Hall
• Torgersen Hall
• The Pylons and War Memorial
• The Drill Field
• Newman Library
• The Bookstore

The only buildings we entered during the the tour was a peek at the lobby of the chemistry building, the Newman library, and a brief hallway tour of Torgersen Hall.

Our guide pointed out the dormitories and dining facilities along the way.

If it is important for you to see the inside of these things, be sure to ask your tour guide about how to make that happen.

Our tour guide was an extremely recent graduate (she just graduated 2 weeks ago) and so very helpful during our tour.

She wore a microphone headset so that the entire group was able to hear her narration and she stopped for questions every several minutes.

We ended the tour at the Pylons, in the center of the campus, and she stayed for 30 more minutes to answer any additional questions and offered suggestions for where to head next on our own.

Where to Eat

If you plan to eat before or after your tour, there are several places to eat near the university.

I wanted to share a special meal with my daughter somewhere just off campus since it was our first college tour together but it could make for a really interesting experience to eat like the students do right on campus.

We chose to visit The Cellar which is in Downtown Blacksburg, a very easy 8 minute walk from the university bookstore.

The menu had a little something for everyone: pizza, sandwiches, salads, fresh specials, and tons of appetizers.

We arrived starving and every plate of food brought out from the kitchen looked amazing .

Our server recommended the pesto chicken pizza as one of their more popular dishes. (See photo above.) My daughter picked that and I was extremely jealous. I’d definitely order that next time. My gyro pizza was good but didn’t come close to hers.

As luck would have it, our server was also a very recent graduate of Virginia Tech. Once she heard we were going on tour, she bubbled over for 10 minutes about how it was the best experience of her life and she just wanted to spend one last summer there before heading on to graduate school in the fall.

She was a fountain of great advice, so be sure to chat up to the people you meet around campus!

On-Campus Dining Halls

If you really want to get a feel for student life, our tour guide mentioned it was possible to eat in one of the student dining halls during your visit.

Be sure to ask them for more information if this is of interest to you!

8 Things to Do During Your Visit

The 2 hours of your information session and tour are just 1 part of your day at Virginia Tech. Be sure to plan for some extra time before or after your tour so you can experience more than the area offers your student.

1. Visit the Bookstore

If your teen is anything like my kiddo, a visit to the campus bookstore is a Must-Do. We purchased a t-shirt for her to enjoy wearing between now and her final decision, it will also possibly come in handy for our decision day announcement in the spring.

2. Check out Lane Stadium

If you have a student athlete or marching band kid, you’ll want to make time to drive or walk over to the football stadium on campus.

While not part of the official tour itself, Lane Stadium is easy to find and very impressive to see.

3. Stroll by Duck Pond

Very close to the drill field, Duck Pond is a popular student hang-out spot and was voted “most romantic date spot” for picnics, etc.

4. Drive through Greek Village

If your student is interested in rushing a fraternity or sorority, you can find all the Greek housing nestled together just off campus behind the golf course.

5. Take a Student Photo

Once we bought my daughter’s VT tee, she changed into it so we could take an on-campus picture to potentially use in her announcement later next spring.

I’m saving all the campus pics in an album on my phone for easy grabbing when the time comes.

NOTE: This was my daughter’s idea, not my own. If you think your child would feel way too much pressure with this, skip it! They don’t need any more stress placed on their shoulders. For us, there was just a simple feeling of excitement and potential and hope surrounding that pic. We know she’s an awesome kid who will land some place that is the right fit. Maybe that will be Virginia Tech, maybe not.

6. Walk Through Downtown Blacksburg

There are several shops and restaurants down the cute main street that is Downtown Blacksburg.

You can easily walk there from the bookstore or you can drive over there and park your car in on-street parking.

7. Visit the Blacksburg Farmer’s Market

If you’re in town on Wednesday, there is a local farmer’s market near campus that would make for a fun visit.

Unfortunately for us, the timing didn’t work out. The market opens at 2pm and we were ready to head off campus. You can get all the details you need for your visit here .

8. Visit Carol Lee Donuts

When I was researching things to add to our itinerary, I discovered that Blacksburg is home to a donut shop that was listed among the “ Top 100 Donut Shops in the Country ” by Yelp’s online community.

We were not about to spend 6 hours in the car and be that close to a best donut shop and not stop in!

Carol Lee Donuts is a very tiny donut shop just a couple minutes off campus by car. They have very limited hours so we made it our first stop of the day once we arrived.

We bought a half dozen donuts in a variety of flavors, they were already picked over by 11 am when we arrived! We tried to select flavors that wouldn’t melt in the car heat and saved them as a special end-of-day treat for the drive home.

When I asked for the Toasted Coconut donut, our server mentioned it was specifically chosen at the Best Donut in Virginia. I can totally see why. It was absolutely amazing — light and fluffy, glazed all over, with perfectly crispy toasted coconut on top. Worth the visit for that alone!

Final Thoughts

My daughter and I had the best time during our day trip to Blacksburg, VA together. This was the first of several college campus tours we have planned for the summer and I’m already looking forward to the next one.

Virginia Tech blew us away and we fell in love with the campus and the amazing list of student activities she could participate in.

Every single person we met that mentioned they were a recent grad expressed a huge amount of love for their school.

The in-person tour helped the university move up several notches on her list of favorites and she is eagerly looking forward to applying this fall.

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Visit the Virginia Tech Blacksburg campus in-person before the start of your academic journey!

Admitted Student Visits is an optional program for newly admitted students and their families to visit campus prior to their start at VT. In this one day program, students and families will learn about Virginia Tech resources, campus navigation, and much more.

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Explore your dream schools without leaving home

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• Graduate School
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• M.A., English, University of Pennsylvania
• B.S., Materials Science & Engineering and Literature, MIT

Virtual college tours are an excellent alternative to in-person visits. Virtual tours allow you to explore college campuses at your own pace, typically with useful features like 360° views and student-narrated audio/video. In fact, you will often see and learn much more during a virtual tour than is possible through an in-person tour, given the size of many campuses and the time constraints of a visit to the admissions office.

For each school on our list, you'll find one or more virtual tours that take you around campus and into academic buildings, residence halls, and athletic facilities.

Boston College

Despite its name, Boston College is not located in Boston. The 175-acre main campus in Chestnut Hill sits a little over 6 miles from downtown. The attractive campus features collegiate Gothic architecture and sits on a hill overlooking the Chestnut Hill Reservoir.

Online: For 360° views of buildings, athletic and performance venues, and dining areas, check out the BC virtual tour at eCampusTours.com . For a more personal experience, CampusReel offers a range of videos shot by BC students as they tell you about their campus.

Boston University

Located on an urban campus in the Fenway neighborhood, Boston University is home to one of the largest residence halls in the country, as well as beautiful green spaces along the Charles River. From contemporary towers to historic brownstones, the university's architecture is truly diverse.

Online: Boston University has an excellent collection of over 40 videos narrated by students that provide a window into academic life, residential life, and campus life.

Brown University

As one of the prestigious Ivy League schools , admission to Brown University is extremely selective. The campus in Providence, Rhode Island, features attractive red brick buildings and a hilltop location. The highly ranked Rhode Island School of Art and Design adjoins the campus.

Online: On the admissions website, you'll find an excellent 360° tour of Brown created in collaboration with YouVisit. Brown students guide you around campus and narrate different aspects of the university experience.

Columbia University

As a member of the Ivy League located in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, Columbia University can be an excellent choice for strong students looking for an urban college experience. Barnard College sits adjacent to the Columbia campus.

Online : The university partnered with YouVisit to create a virtual walking tour of the campus narrated by Columbia students. You'll learn about 19 locations on campus and see dozens of high quality photos. For a less professionally produced view of campus, check out the many student-created videos on CampusReel .

Cornell University

Another Ivy League school, Cornell University has an enviable location in the Finger Lakes region of Central New York. The large hillside campus sits in the middle of wine country overlooking Lake Cayuga. In addition, Ithaca frequently ranks among the best college towns in the nation.

Online: The university has a professionally made video, Cornell University: Glorious to View , that features scenes from around campus and soundbites from faculty and students. You can also check out Cornell's interactive map with photos and information on dozens of locations around campus. Finally, take a look on CampusReel for some amateur videos by Cornell students .

Dartmouth College

Another highly selective member of the Ivy League, Dartmouth College is located in the quintessential college town of Hanover, New Hampshire. The iconic bell tower of Baker Library soars above the school's attractive buildings and open green spaces.

Online : The Dartmouth admissions website has links to some excellent resources including a 360-degree virtual tour with YouVisit and virtual tours of athletic facilities and the School of Engineering. Dartmouth graduates wrote the script for this informative 36-minute video tour of Dartmouth. For a less scripted perspective of a current student, check out Paula Joline's video .

Duke University

Located in Durham, North Carolina, Duke University 's sprawling campus includes a forest and a medical center. The school is well known for its stone Collegiate Gothic architecture. The iconic Duke Chapel towers over 200 feet above West Campus.

Online: Narrated virtual tours at YouVisit offer excellent 360° image quality and information on Duke's main campus, Duke Marine Lab, and Duke's Kunshan campus. For another virtual tour, students in the ISIS Research Capstone course created a Duke Google Earth project with views and information on some of students' favorite campus locations.

Harvard University

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As one of the world's most prestigious and selective universities, Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has probably been filmed and photographed more than any other school in the United States. The university has roots going back well before the U.S. was a country, and it is also a major research hub with over 20,000 graduate students. The result is a campus with an interesting mix of historic and state-of-the-art facilities.

Online: Like several schools on this list, Harvard partnered with YouVisit to create a high quality 360° narrated virtual tour that includes both indoor and outdoor views of campus features including residence halls, Widener Library, sports complexes, and academic buildings.

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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology often tops the rankings of engineering schools in both the United States and the world. The school's 168-acre campus stretches along the Charles River in Cambridge, and you'll find a variety architecture from the neoclassical central buildings to the Frank Gehry designed Stata Center.

Online : Check out the campus sites in this narrated Campus Crawl video or MIT's own video, Hangin' Out at MIT with Cathy and Tara , a tour that will give you a 21 minute student-guided look around the institute. You'll also find a large library of information and videos related to different campus locations in the MIT Virtual Tour .

New York University

City lovers will be drawn to NYU 's location in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, adjacent to Washington Square Park. The campus is truly urban, so don't expect to find the green spaces and quadrangles that are typical of most campuses on this list. The school leverages its location to create impressive opportunities for students in fields ranging from business to the performing arts.

Online: NYU has created a 9-minute video that shows off the NYU campus and its New York City location. On the school's admissions website , you'll find additional virtual tours of the NYU Abu Dhabi and Shanghai campuses, as well as an online information session. For a less promotional glimpse of campus, check out this remarkable student-made video tour of NYU .

Northwestern University

With a single-digit acceptance rate, Northwestern University is among the most selective universities in the country. The 240-acre main campus in Evanston, Illinois, hugs the shore of Lake Michigan and is home to about 150 buildings. The university also has a 25-acre campus in downtown Chicago, roughly 12 miles away.

Online : Northwestern teamed up with YouVisit to create a narrated tour with dozens of high quality photo with detailed information on 22 campus locations. For something a little less formal, check out student James Jia's video tour of campus .

With over 46,000 students, Penn State 's main campus is a small city unto itself. Indeed, the campus has its own postal address—University Park, Pennsylvania—where the university is the major employer and economic driver in its rural location in the center of the state. With 18 colleges, 275 undergraduate degree programs, and over 1,000 clubs and organizations, there is clearly a lot to see and do on campus.

Online: For an excellent introduction to the university, check out Penn State's 360° virtual tour of dozens of campus locations, including the iconic Old Main building and Beaver Stadium, with its seating capacity of over 100,000.

Princeton University

Founded in 1746, Princeton University has a rich past that is reflected in its historic 500-acre campus in Princeton, New Jersey. The oldest existing building, Nassau Hall, was completed in 1756, and many more recent buildings feature Collegiate Gothic architecture. The campus frequently finds a place in rankings of the nation's most beautiful campuses .

Online : Powered by YouVisit, the Princeton University virtual tour features high quality 360-degree views of 25 campus locations narrated by Princeton students. Also be sure to check out this series of YouTube videos to introduce you to various campus features. For a more personal touch, student Nicolas Chae created a 9-minute video to show you around campus.

Stanford University

The most prestigious and selective university on the West Coast, Stanford is easily recognizable, with the mission-style architecture of the Main Quad and Hoover Tower soaring 285 feet over the school. Its campus occupies over 8,000 acres in the Bay Area, about 30 miles south of San Francisco.

Online: You'll find a range of virtual tours on the Stanford visitor's webpage. You'll be able to explore the main campus, residential facilities, and campus gardens.

Temple University

Temple University' s main campus sits about one and a half miles north of Center City, Philadelphia. As the university has grown in both size and prestige, it has expanded its facilities to include the 27-floor Morgan Residence Hall and Dining Complex, which opened in 2013 .

Online: For a professionally produced 360° tour of Temple with stellar image quality, the university partnered with YouVisit to bring the campus to your computer. If you prefer amateur student-created videos , you'll find plenty of short clips at CampusReel.

UC Berkeley

The University of California at Berkeley often tops lists of the nation's best public universities. Along with the main undergraduate campus, the school features an 800-acre ecological preserve, a botanical garden, and numerous research facilities. Towering over the campus is the 307-foot Campanile, a building that offers stunning views of campus and the Bay Area.

Online : UC Berkeley is planning to release a new virtual tour in the fall of 2020. Until then, you can check out some of the sites with this 14-minute student-guided video tour as well as a library of short videos on CampusReel .

UCLA 's 419-acre campus sits northwest of downtown, just a few miles away from the Pacific Ocean and Hollywood. Students can enjoy the advantages of proximity to a major city while living on a spacious and attractive campus defined by its Romanesque Revival architecture.

Online: For a visual experience with no narration, you'll find a 40-minute virtual walking tour of UCLA on YouTube. Also be sure to check out dozens of student-created UCLA videos on CampusReel, as well as a professionally-produced 360° tour created in collaboration with YouVisit.

Students who love sand and sun (as well as a good education) will be drawn to the University of California Santa Barbara , one of the few universities in the country with its own beach. The main campus has a cliff-top location overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The East Campus is home to most of the school's academic facilities, while the West Campus is home to residential life and athletics.

Online: If you're interested in seeing where you'll be living at UCSB, the university has extensive 360° virtual tours of residence halls, apartments, and dining areas. For a virtual walk around the attractive campus and many of the academic and athletic facilities, check out the YouVisit virtual tour , where you'll find plenty of high resolution photographs.

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UC San Diego frequently ranks among the best public universities in the country, and its location, with La Jolla, Black's Beach, and Torrey Pines State Reserve just minutes away, is an added bonus. While surrounded by beauty, the campus itself was named by Travel & Leisure as one of the ugliest in the country because of its mishmash of architectural styles. That said, many would disagree with that assessment, and the iconic Geisel Library pictured here is certainly a one-of-a-kind campus building.

Online: UCSD created virtual tour brochures for each of its six undergraduate colleges. You'll also want to check out the YouVisit virtual tour , with its excellent picture quality and informative narration of numerous campus features.

University of Michigan

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The University of Michigan , another of the nation's top public universities, occupies an attractive campus in Ann Arbor. With over 500 buildings sitting on 860 acres, the university has a daunting number of tour destinations. The South Campus is dominated by athletic facilities, and the Central and North campuses are home to most academic and residential buildings. The university's top-ranked medical school has its own campus.

Online: Learn more about the campus and see the sights with these photo galleries on the U-M admissions website; you'll find a gallery featuring the campus and another focused on student life. You can also check out a 14-minute video on YouTube with 4K outdoor shots of many of the campus' main buildings.

University of Pennsylvania

Located in West Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania has a rich history dating back to its founding by Benjamin Franklin. This prestigious Ivy League school is home to the top-ranked Wharton School of Business. While much of the campus is historic and constructed in the Collegiate Gothic style, contemporary expansion continues, especially after the university acquired acreage along the Schuylkill River front.

Online: You can choose your virtual Penn experience. For an amateur and down-to-earth look at Penn, check out the dozens of student videos on CampusReel. For high quality images and narration, explore the campus through YouVisit's 360° virtual tour .

University of Southern California

Situated in the University Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, the University of Southern California has grown increasingly selective in recent years. The attractive 229-acre main campus has a number of red brick buildings in the Romanesque Revival style. A few miles from the main campus, the university's Health Sciences campus is home to one of the top hospitals and medical schools in the state.

Online: To see the campus and learn more about USC, CampusReel has nearly 100 videos shot by students as they show off their school. Also be sure to check out the USC photo gallery on Flickr where you'll find 59 high resolution images.

University of Virginia

A top-ranked public institution, the University of Virginia has a rich history dating back to its establishment by Thomas Jefferson in the early 19th century. The university campus features stunning Jeffersonian architecture, including the arched walkways and pillared rotunda that surround the Lawn, the campus' central green space.

Online: Explore the campus through YouVisit's high quality, interactive, narrated 360° tour of UVA . Student tour guides will tell you about many of the campus features as you look around 19 campus locations.

Vanderbilt University

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A prestigious private university in Nashville, Tennessee, Vanderbilt University frequently ranks among the most beautiful colleges in the country. The 330-acre campus is a designated national arboretum. Despite being just a couple of miles from the city, the campus is filled with trees and green spaces. Campus buildings are designed in a variety of architectural styles.

Online: You can virtually walk around campus and learn about 20 different locations through Vanderbilt's online tour . Sights include libraries, sporting facilities, academic buildings, and even Greek Row. If you want to take the experience a step farther, explore the campus in 360-degree virtual reality with your VR headset or YouTube app on your smartphone.

Virginia Tech

Virginia Tech 's expansive 2,600-acre campus features numerous buildings constructed with the school's defining "Hokie Stone"—a gray rock mined near the university's home in Blacksburg. As one of the nation's six senior military colleges, the institute is designed around the Drillfield, a large grass field where the Corps of Cadets conduct military drills.

Online: Virginia Tech offers an extensive campus photo tour with information about academic, residential, and student life facilities. You'll find even more photos and Virginia Tech information on the campus highlights page . For the student perspective on the university, you can find a wide range of short videos on CampusReel.

Yale University

Yale 's historic campus in New Haven, Connecticut, expands over 800 acres and features numerous ornate Gothic Revival buildings. You'll also find a few unique architectural gems, such as the windowless Beinecke Rare Book Library with its translucent marble and granite exterior panels. Yale's residential system is modeled after those at Oxford and Cambridge, and all students reside in one of 14 residential colleges.

Online: You can get a strong impression of Yale from the numerous virtual tours the university created in collaboration with YouVisit. Options include the Yale Campus Tour, Yale Science Tour, Yale Engineering Tour, Yale Athletics Tour, and Yale Residential College Tour. Each features high resolution photography. For more scenes of campus and the surrounding New Haven shops, check out the half-hour YouTube video created by Wind Walk Travel Videos.

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With college campuses closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, free virtual tours have grown in popularity . High school juniors hoping to begin college in the fall of 2021 are not able to visit campuses in person, but they and their families have many ways to explore their options while staying safe at home.

Here is a guide to some of the tour sites that aim to help students feel as if they are walking around campuses. They can visit as many colleges as they like, without the cost of a road trip or the aching feet.

If you are just getting started on the college admissions process:

The National Association for College Admission Counseling provides information from more than 1,000 colleges and universities on changes to admissions processes resulting from the pandemic. The tool lets students get an overview of resources available at each institution, including links to virtual tours offered, said the association’s president, Jayne Caflin Fonash. “If someone only wants to know about schools in a certain state, or is only interested in finding out about standardized testing policies for the fall, they can drill down to get that information,” Dr. Fonash said.

StriveScan is offering the Strive Virtual College Exploration program through May 8 to take the place of in-person college fairs. Students get advice on how to write a college essay, apply for financial aid, and the chance to ask questions to officials from more than 450 colleges from 45 states and 13 countries — Canada, Britain, Ireland, Italy, France, Norway, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Belgium, Australia and Mexico. All sessions are taped, allowing students to download them. StriveScan’s president, Dan Saavedra, said more presentations will be held in the coming weeks, including one focusing on STEM schools and another on small, private liberal arts schools.

If you are ready to start touring:

There are several websites that allow students to tour and compare schools. These sites offer interactive maps, photos, videos and testimonials.

CampusTours offers tours of more than 1,800 schools in the United States as well as tours of schools in the United Kingdom, Canada, China and France. Its advanced search feature allows students to fine-tune details they are searching for, such as how much tuition they want to pay. About 100 schools offer insights from enrolled students during parts of the tour on campus life, the company’s president, Christopher Carson, said. CampusTours is also working on a feature to allow students to ask questions while they are on the tour that are sent to college officials, he added.

YouVisit offers tours of more than 600 U.S. schools. The tours offer prompts that pop up asking students for input that is sent to college officials to respond, an attempt to replicate the questions and answers that come up during in-person tours. YouVisit also offers students to tour using “virtual reality” tools. “There is nothing that replaces that in-person experience that makes a student fall in love with a campus, but the goal of a virtual tour is to do as much as it can to replace those moments,” said Emily Bauer, vice president for agency services for EAB, the education research and technology company that owns YouVisit.

If you want to attend a Historically Black College or University:

The Chicago HBCU Alumni Alliance is offering virtual fairs in which nearly 50 H.B.C.U.s give students information on admissions, programs and scholarships. Videotapes of the events will be available on the alliance’s website in the coming weeks. The alliance’s president, Danielle James, said more virtual fairs are planned for the summer.

StriveScan also featured presentations from several H.B.C.U.s.

Other virtual tour sites include:

YoUniversity : Students can click on tabs such as “safest campuses,” “most diverse campuses” and “top academic colleges,” as well as “best campus food” and “coolest dorms.”

CampusReel : Students enrolled at colleges can upload their videos to this site for sharing, after being vetted. Students or parents must register to join.

If you want to take a gap year:

The Gap Year Association offers videos on what it means to take a gap year and is building a new student membership platform — a nominal fee will be required to join — that will give students access to weekly calls to learn about gap year opportunities, said the association’s executive director, Ethan Knight. The website also offers information on accredited gap year programs and counselors.

If you want to play sports in college:

Virtual tours, like the ones at YouVisit , can put students in the stands or on the playing field to get a simulated experience of being an athlete there. CampusTours has a feature that lets students find sports offered at various schools.

After you’ve narrowed down your list:

This is the time to start making personal outreach to schools, Mr. Carson of CampusTours said. “You can’t rely on virtual tours to tell you everything about the institution, you need to reach out to the schools themselves.” Traditionally, students have been told that some colleges rank in-person visits as a show of “demonstrated interest.” This year that could take different forms, like emailing professors and admissions officers or attending Zoom meetings. “Demonstrated interest is very valuable,” Mr. Carson said. “Make personalized phone calls and write emails.”

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How long do virginia tech (vt) tours last.

CampusReel hosts a total of about 58 tour videos for Virginia Tech (VT), so you can expect to spend between 174 to 290 minutes total watching content. Of course, we are constantly adding new content. Come back to CampusReel often to see new videos and campus tours of Virginia Tech (VT) and stay informed on campus life.

Where do Virginia Tech (VT) tours start?

On CampusReel, you can start your Virginia Tech (VT) tour wherever you’d like. If you’re touring Virginia Tech (VT) in person with a traditional walking tour you’ll likely start at the admissions office. The school’s address is listed as Blacksburg, VA so we recommend plugging that into your GPS. Before beginning a tour at Virginia Tech (VT), make sure you check the weather and plan out your itinerary and accommodations appropriately. Blacksburg weather can be unpredictable, so bring comfortable shoes in case it rains. Also, check what stops the tour includes to make sure you’ll see everything you’re interested in! The Virginia Tech (VT) website likely outlines important information for tour visitors.

When do Virginia Tech (VT) tours start?

Needless to say, a CampusReel virtual tour of Virginia Tech (VT) starts whenever you want. However, most schools provide 2-3 different start times for group tours in-person: in the morning, afternoon, and late afternoon. We recommend choosing the second available timeslot because Virginia Tech (VT) students will likely be up and about by then. You can explore Blacksburg if you wake up early and want to gain a deeper understanding of the surrounding community. Check the Virginia Tech (VT) admissions site or student services to confirm tour times.

What are the best landmarks and locations at Virginia Tech (VT)?

Below is a list of every Virginia Tech (VT) building that has a tour on CampusReel.

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What will I see on a Virginia Tech (VT) tour?

All CampusReel tours for Virginia Tech (VT) include everything from dorms to dining halls to student interviews and gameday videos. Most importantly, you will see Virginia Tech (VT) students!

What is city Blacksburg, VA like?

Blacksburg is listed as South Atlantic. You need to evaluate the area carefully to make sure this is an environment you want to go to college in. Some people love a town this size, and others don’t. Either way, it will affect your time at Virginia Tech (VT).

Who are the tour guides for Virginia Tech (VT) on CampusReel?

Scroll up to the top of the page to select from a number of tour guides available at Virginia Tech (VT). Keep in mind anyone can upload content to CampusReel, so the available tour guides are constantly increasing.

Summary and Overview of Virginia Tech (VT) tours:

Virginia Tech (VT), like all colleges and universities, has its pros and cons. At the end of the day, your goal with these tour videos is to try to decide if Virginia Tech (VT) is the right school for you. After you’ve taken the time learn about the campus, Blacksburg and overall experience, then you can consider taking your search one step further and visiting Virginia Tech (VT) in person.

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Moin. Puh, für jemanden der dieses Boot nicht hat ist diese Frage (welche eigentlich Konkret) sehr schwer zu beantworten. Was hast du denn schon gebaut, wo gibt es Probleme. Vielleicht helfen uns Fotos. Was sagt die Anleitung zu deinen Fragen? Hast du schon alle Komponenten die ins Boot gehören. Elektro oder Verbrenner ?? Fragen über Fragen

1-ich konnte nix in der anleitung sehen wie die die haube befestigen. da ist keine lasche oder hebel oder sowas um es am boot zu befestigen. Magnete wuerden vielleicht gehen oder einfach klebeband von aussen? 2-ich weis halt nich wie ich die halterung fuer den servo einbau einbau und so. ich will das boot elektrisch haben. habe nen 70 amp regler mit wasser kuehlung, den graupner 800 aussenboarder wo ich einen jeti phasor 30/3 eingebaut habe und will eine 4 cell 4000mah batterie benutzen. da es mein erstes boot ist habe ich da keine erfahrung und kenne keinen der ein boot hat das er bauen musste. ich habe einige electro jets, ein fast fertiges 25% flugzeug mit electro motor und nen rustler mit mamba max electronic. Habe kein bild fuer mein boot aber graupner hats auf seiner website. https://shop.graupner.de/webuerp/servlet/AI?ARTN=2151 ich hoffe ich lerne daraus nie wieder was zu kaufen was ueber meine faehigkeiten geht. klarer fall das das kein beginner bausatz ist. hilft das?

Hallo, vieleicht kannst du dich ja mal an "robifee" wenden.. weoß nicht ob er hier i-wo im Forum ist.. wenn nicht schreibst du Ihn mal über Youtube an.. Hier ist mal ein viedeo von seinem Formel 1.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBM-zvernyo ps: ich glaube er hat den deckel mit Klettverschluss befestigt...

Hallo, also zumindest zur Befestigung des Deckels kann ich etwas beitragen: Klebeband, und zwar Cellpack. Das immer wieder neu festkleben ist zwar lästig, aber es gibt praktisch keine Alternativen. Alle Konstruktionen mit Dichtlippen usw. haben irgendwo gravierende Nachteile. Höchstens bei kleineren Luken geht so etwas, aber nicht bei einem großflächigen Deckel. Ansonsten hätte ich hier noch was: http://www.rc-raceboats-world.de/forum/ ... .php?t=852 Gruß Peter

Danke das hilft sehr, habe ihn geschrieben und hoffe wir koenne mein boot bald fertig bauen. Das video ist richtig cool. Mal sehen ob ich am wochenende dazu komme. Baue immernoch an meinem riesen flugzeug.

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Nachdem ich jetzt schon 4 Graupner F 1 Kats besessen habe, bin ich von dem Virus immer noch nicht los. Gestern habe ich wieder zugeschlagen. Meiner soll Inboard aufgebaut werden. Als Antrieb kommt ein Wanderer XL 9 an 6 S Kokams 4000 er zum Einsatz. Ich möchte Euch bitten Eure Erfahrungen, set ups und Bilder zu posten. Ich brauche Inspiration Habe ich ja schon öfter gepostet, hier trotzdem nochmal ein paar Bilder. Erst mit Verbrenner, dann umgebaut auf K&B mit Vortex 6 L 10 an 4 s 3700 er Flightpower. Dazu habe ich einen Adapter drehen lassen und mir eine Gehäuse gebaut. Gruß, Steffen

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Hallo Stevo, hast Du da irgendein Nest gefunden, oder wo bekommst Du die Dinger immer wieder her LG Jürgen

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Einfach ab und zu mal bei ebay Formel in die Suche hacken Hatte bisher immer Glück. Wobei ich gestern gehört habe, das Graupner den Baukasten wieder im Vertrieb hat. Werde gleich mal schauen. Jo, gibt es tatsächlich wieder bei Graupner im Programm! Gruß

Geändert von Stevo (28.April.2008 um 22:02 Uhr)

Ja ,nicht nur der Cat ist wieder im Vertrieb ,es gibt ab mitte des Jahres auch den Neuen Aussenborder mit Felxwelle in passender Größe. link zu F1 , http://www.f1boat.com/index.shtml .und noch der Antierende WM-Meister F1,super Boot, http://www.samiselio.com/ .

Geändert von Ch.Lucas (29.April.2008 um 09:49 Uhr)

Das ist ja hochinteressant! War eigentlich von dem OTB Thema weg. Jetzt kommt es drauf an wie der Graupner OTB aufgebaut ist. Sieht schon mal sehr gut aus. Ich hoffe das er technisch sinnvoll und standfest aufgebaut ist. Gibt es hierzu schon Info's? Flexwelle und die Lagerung? Gruß

Hi,die Felxwelle läuft in einem Teflon Rohr und die Propellerwelle in DU-Buchsen ,mit Teflon beschichtete Lagerfläche ,das ist ähnlich den K&B Aussenbordern .Standartmäsig ist ein 560izer Motor vorgesehen.

Habe mich auch gerade für ein Design für meinen neuen Kat entschieden.

Hi ,ich habe zur Zeit keinen Graupner cat ,nur einen von ABC Japan im alten Outfit von Laserline von Guido Capellini.Ist ein Kehrer OB dran der aber dem neuen von Graupner weichen wird. Dann noch einen 3,5er und einen 7,5er Prather cat.

Geändert von Ch.Lucas (29.April.2008 um 22:04 Uhr)

Sieht gut aus , der Laserline ! Wie gross ist der ? Gibt es den noch ? Wer oder was ist ABC Japan ??? @stevo gugg kmal hier http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...MEWA:IT&ih=002 Gruss Dirk

Geändert von dirk_ (1.May.2008 um 12:50 Uhr)

Moin Dirk danke für den Tip, aber da wird mir schlecht beim mitfahren. Mir wird ja schon schwindelig wenn ich meinen Skater fahren lasse Den Laserline Kat hatte ich auch mal. Ist ein ca. 50 cm langer ABS Bomber, der mit einem zahnriemengetriebenen Glühzünder OTB geliefert wurde. Da kauf Dir in der Grösse lieber den Graupner F 1 aus GFK. Gruß, Steffen

Hallo, gibt es denn noch andere F1 Cat´s außer von Graupner ? Jump

i´sch liebe deutsche-land .......i´sche liebe deutsche-land !

Zitat von Jump Hallo, gibt es denn noch andere F1 Cat´s außer von Graupner ? Jump jupp schau mal bei Ebay... dort wird ein kleiner Skater von H&M angeboten. Artikel Nr.:260233954870

Na Logo! Skater../XL, Schink Kat, Ossi F 1 Kat, Roxter, ABC Kat, Thunder Tiger Kat, Hydrolift und das Formel 1 Tunnelboot von MHZ, die Prather Cats, Robbe Turbocat und noch einige mehr...

meine Velden muß auch endlich mal ins Wasser...

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Tja Kai, dann gib doch endlich mal Gas! Ich habe auch wieder Blut geleckt... Bastel gerade die Hellraiser für Grevesmühlen fertig. Wäre cool wenn Du die Velgen auch fertig bekommst. Gruß

Hi ,wo hast den den alten Velden Cat ausgeraben.Davon hatte ich mehrere Versionen .Am besten lief das Teil Elektrisch mit 30 Sub C ,damit war das Ding so Rauhwassertauglich das jeder Offshore Fahrer Neidisch geworden ist.Ich bin damit auch beim F1 Rennen in München Oberschleißheim (Ruderregattastrecke) Renato Molinari und dem Michael Werner vorgefahren und die Wellen dort waren zum Überwerden . Mit Verberner bin ich das Teil in 7,5ccm Hydro gefahren also auch mit 7,5ccm K&B Motor dran.Damit habe ich sogar Rennen gegen Hydros gewonnen da die in den Kurven nie mitgekommen sind.

Zitat von Ch.Lucas Hi ,wo hast den den alten Velden Cat ausgeraben.Davon hatte ich mehrere Versionen .Am besten lief das Teil Elektrisch mit 30 Sub C ,damit war das Ding so Rauhwassertauglich das jeder Offshore Fahrer Neidisch geworden ist.Ich bin damit auch beim F1 Rennen in München Oberschleißheim (Ruderregattastrecke) Renato Molinari und dem Michael Werner vorgefahren und die Wellen dort waren zum Überwerden . Mit Verberner bin ich das Teil in 7,5ccm Hydro gefahren also auch mit 7,5ccm K&B Motor dran.Damit habe ich sogar Rennen gegen Hydros gewonnen da die in den Kurven nie mitgekommen sind. Die Velden L 94 cm habe ich schon ne ganze Weile... schau mal bei Ebay dort wird gerade die "kleine Version " L 79 cm angeboten... Artikelnummer: 160236163644

Hi erlaubt mir den Tread zum F1 Fan Tread auszunützen. erstes Bild ,kleiner weiser 1 kg Klasse Cat 24 x 600derter Zellen geht wiedie Sau auch bei Rauhwasser.Darunter in gelb mein 7,5er Velden mit eingerückten Motor um den Schwerpunkt wie auch das Kurvenverhalten aufzubessern,die RC Anlage sitzt vorn unterm Cockpit.Daneben der selbe Velden in Elektrisch mit 100 deter Keller und 30 Sub-C. Zweites Bild:2 50cm Cats aus 0,8ter Sperholz mit maximal 16 Zellen gefahren .darunter ein selbstbau mit 30 Zellen in 75cm länge und darunter der Molinari F1 mit großen 3 Liter Evinrude aus den Powerbolz Zeiten der F1. Drites Bild:mein erster F1 Cat aus dünnen Sperholz mit 16 Zellen und selbstgebauten Aussenborder mit Flexwelle.Damals 1980 habe ich nur die K&B Flexwellen beziehen können das unterteil gab es noch nicht. und darunter ein 60 cm Balsa Cat mit 16 Zellen und 50ziger Keller Motor. Liefen schon damals ganz Ordentlich frei.

Zitat von Ch.Lucas Hi erlaubt mir den Tread zum F1 Fan Tread auszunützen. erstes Bild ,kleiner weiser 1 kg Klasse Cat 24 x 600derter Zellen geht wiedie Sau auch bei Rauhwasser.Darunter in gelb mein 7,5er Velden mit eingerückten Motor um den Schwerpunkt wie auch das Kurvenverhalten aufzubessern,die RC Anlage sitzt vorn unterm Cockpit.Daneben der selbe Velden in Elektrisch mit 100 deter Keller und 30 Sub-C. Zweites Bild:2 50cm Cats aus 0,8ter Sperholz mit maximal 16 Zellen gefahren .darunter ein selbstbau mit 30 Zellen in 75cm länge und darunter der Molinari F1 mit großen 3 Liter Evinrude aus den Powerbolz Zeiten der F1. Drites Bild:mein erster F1 Cat aus dünnen Sperholz mit 16 Zellen und selbstgebauten Aussenborder mit Flexwelle.Damals 1980 habe ich nur die K&B Flexwellen beziehen können das unterteil gab es noch nicht. und darunter ein 60 cm Balsa Cat mit 16 Zellen und 50ziger Keller Motor. Liefen schon damals ganz Ordentlich frei. Sehr schöne Fotos... mit dem Schwerpunkt meiner Velden habe ich auch noch zu kämpfen...weil dieser zur Zeit durch die Montage des 7,5er K&B Unterteil sehr weit hinten liegt...werde wohl unter dem Fahrer etwas Blei verstecken müssen... vg kai

Geändert von Chyer (2.May.2008 um 16:00 Uhr)

Moin Moin, welches Setup empfehlt ihr für den Graupner F1 mit 4S 4500er 30C Lipo? Stevo fährt ja mit 6S so um die 40k U/min im Leerlauf (s.o.). Um dahin zu kommen müsste ich mit 4S auf nen VX6XL6 gehen der mir vom Stromverbrauch aber doch schon etwas zu heftig erscheint. Würde ein VX6-L-9 den Graupner F1 auch noch gut "reissen" oder vom Durchzug doch besser auf den XL6 gehen? Als Probs habe ich nen X442, X440 und nen Prather 225 zur Verfügung. Da ich meinen Graupner F1 demnächst vom Verbrenner komplett auf E-Inline Antrieb neu aufbauen will kann ich auch Tipps zum Inline Aufbau zwecks Motorposition und Wellenaustritt gut gebrauchen. Also her mit den Bildern *gg* Gruß und Danke jan

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Nice! That is great looking quality hull, unlike some of China junk sold over here.

Good hull. Used to be a hull from the German comp. named "Hopf". They then sold the forms to Graupner. The original Hopf hull was with a single cockpit.

Nice find! Want to see a really nice Graupner boat, check out this link. https://shop.graupner.de/webuerp/servlet/AI?ARTN=2094 This boat was designed by Joseph at Toys-port and licenced to graupner.

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F1 Russian Grand Prix moving to St Petersburg from 2023

Sochi's olympic park has hosted the race for the last seven years..

• Reflects Liberty Media's desire to bring F1 to destination cities
• New race to take place at Igora Drive

Formula One has announced that the Russian Grand Prix will move to St Petersburg from 2023.

Sochi’s Olympic Park has staged the race for the past seven years after former series chief Bernie Ecclestone struck a deal with Russian president Vladimir Putin.

But the Grand Prix will be relocated from the much-maligned Sochi to Igora Drive – 30 miles outside St Petersburg – the year after next.

The move fits Liberty Media’s desire to take the sport to destination cities and comes after Formula One announced earlier this year that Formula One will race in Miami in 2022.

• F1’s British GP to allow 140,000 fans

'Formula One is delighted to confirm that the Russian Grand Prix will move to the Autodrom Igora Drive in St Petersburg from 2023,' read a statement from the series.

'We are looking forward to racing in a hugely exciting location that includes ten professional tracks for racing and testing over approximately 100 hectares.

'It is located 54km from Saint Petersburg, was designed by German architect Hermann Tilke and in 2020 received its FIA Grade One licence.

'We will be providing more details on the race in the coming months and we are looking forward to racing in Sochi for the next two years.'

Formula One has also decided to add the Turkish Grand Prix back to the 2021 calendar, with the race at Intercity Istanbul Park replacing the Singapore Grand Prix on the first weekend in October.

The race will take place at Sochi for two more years before moving. 

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The Bronze Horseman, an impressive monument to the founder of St Petersburg, Peter the Great , stands on Senatskaia Ploshchad (Square), facing the Neva River and surrounded by the Admiralty , St Isaac's Cathedral and the buildings of the former Senate and Synod - the civil and religious governing bodies of pre-revolutionary Russia.

The monument was built by order of the Empress Catherine the Great as a tribute to her famous predecessor on the Russian throne, Peter the Great. Being a German princess by birth, she was eager to establish a line of continuity with the earlier Russian monarchs. For that reason an inscription on the monument reads in Latin and Russian: Petro Primo Catharina Secunda - To Peter the First from Catherine the Second.

This equestrian statue of Peter the Great, created by the famous French sculptor Etienne Maurice Falconet, depicts the most prominent reformer of the Russia state as a Roman hero. The pedestal is made of a single piece of red granite molded into the shape of a cliff. From the top of this "cliff" Peter gallantly leads Russia forward, while his horse steps on a snake, which represents the enemies of Peter and his reforms.

According to a 19 th century legend, enemy forces will never take St. Petersburg while the "Bronze Horseman" stands in the middle of the city. During the Second World War the statue was not taken down, but was protected with sand bags and a wooden shelter. In that way, the monument survived the 900-day Siege of Leningrad virtually untouched.

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From: Virginia Tech Pride Center

VirTual Safe Zone registration is open. Courses will be July 18-Aug. 15.

VirTual Safe Zone 101

This course is the first installment of Virginia Tech's VirTual Safe Zone series. It offers an introduction to LGBTQ+ identities and issues, which serves as the foundation for VirTual Trans Safe Zone and the VirTual Safe Zone electives and must be completed before participants may register for either of the other two courses. This is a five-week online course that includes weekly readings, discussion boards, and a live discussion lab.

VirTual Safe Zone 101 at 12 p.m. Thursdays with Mols Kwitny.

https://profdev.tlos.vt.edu/browse/inclusivepractices/courses/indv19-071824

VirTual Trans Safe Zone

This course is the second installment of Virginia Tech's VirTual Safe Zone series. It offers an introduction to transgender identities and issues, and must be completed before participants may register for one of the VirTual Safe Zone electives. This is a five-week online course that includes weekly readings, discussion boards, and a live discussion lab.

VirTual Trans Safe Zone at 12 p.m. Wednesdays with Haleigh Wallace.

https://profdev.tlos.vt.edu/browse/inclusivepractices/courses/indv27-071724

VirTual Safe Zone Elective: Asexual and Intersex Identities and Experiences 

The VirTual Safe Zone elective is the third installment of Virginia Tech's Safe Zone series. Different elective courses will be offered throughout the year, and participants must complete one of their choice to earn their VirTual Safe Zone certification. Participants are welcome and encouraged to sign up for new electives, even after they have finished the required three courses.

This elective offers an introduction to asexual and intersex identities and experiences. This is a five-week online course that includes weekly readings, discussion boards, and a live discussion lab.

Ace & Intersex Safe Zone at 10 a.m. Fridays with Bing Bingham.

https://profdev.tlos.vt.edu/browse/inclusivepractices/courses/indv43-071924

For more information about the VirTual Safe Zone program, please reach out to Haleigh Wallace at  [email protected] .  

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