About Curtis
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Curtis Youngblood – Owner/founder or CJ Younglbood Enterprises Inc and Next D. Curtis has been flying and competing with RC Helicopters since the early 1980s and is a Mutli-time World Champion and Multi-time 3D Champion (listing below). He continues advancing his products and flying by competing in FAI competitions and 3D Demonstrations around the World. You can catch Curtis at one of the dozens of demonstration events he goes to during the year.
CJ Youngblood Enterprises Inc - Started in 1993 with the original Muscle pipe muffler. CJYE has grown continuously to include many parts for the RC Helicopter market. Including many different product lines such as our Muscle Pipe (mufflers), Radix (blades), ATG (governor), Mini G (gyros), Total G (flight control system). We are continuously developing and releasing new products for the heli market at large.
Next D- A division of CJ Youngblood Enterprises Inc is a global corporation focused on the design and manufacture of the highest quality yet affordable RC Helicopters. We presently have two main products in the Next D line - the Rave (450 size but can take up to 350 blades) and the Rave ENV (700 size) with more to come in the future.
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Major Contests |
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U.S. Nationals1983 10th
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World Championships (held every two years)
1987 1st (Switzerland)
1989 3rd (USA) 1991 3rd (Australia) 1993 1st (Austria) 1995 2nd (Japan) 1997 2nd (Turkey) 1999 2nd (Poland) 2001 1st (USA) 2003 2nd (Japan) 2005 5th (Spain) U.S. Freestyle Champion (USA) (no longer held)
1996-1998 1st
Gauntlet Champion (USA) (no longer held)
1993 1st
1994 1st European Freestyle Champion (Germany)
1998 1st
International Freestyle Champion (IAM) (Japan)
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XFC (USA)
2002 1st
2003 2nd 2004 1st 2005 1st 3D Masters (England)
2002 1st
2003 5th 2004 1st 2005 2nd |
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Tournament of Champions (Las Vegas)
1988
1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 R.C. AeroPageant (Japan)
1991
1993 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2002 Sandown (England)
1994
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World Championships
1989
1991 1993 1995 Levens Cup (France)
1987
1989 Hong Kong
1991
1993 2002 Australia
1998
2000 2002 |
Brazil
1996
1998 New Zealand
2000
2002 |
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