Marc,
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From: RBurnoski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 10:56 PM
Subject: Fw: [RCSE] Oh What A Ride, Extra 300 That Is
I give Gellart
Hi Chip,
November 11, 12. Hope we see you. Pumpkin Fly is a bit later than
usual this year. Of late we have had turkey shoots during the last
round, this years event is right in the middle of Halloween and
Thanksgiving.
CD of record will be Mr. Steve Siebenaler, level V officianado.
Great weekend for you. Congratulations on the OVSS win.
That's a pretty amazing acro ride. Mancuso obviously had confidence
in your ability to fly, no small task to set that plane down smoothly
with no tail dragger experience. Amazing that you kept the contents
of your stomach in
Suweet Bubba.
Fall is comin, weather is cooling off. I have to do some traveling for the work thing this fall but holler if you're gonna be able to get down this way and we'll try and get to the lake.
Rob
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Friends,
I believe I saw a message that described how one club used a wood dolly on
wheels to retrieve multiple winch lines during a contest. The dolly was
operated by a winch and retriever arrangement, as I recall.
Anyone know about this? I thought I saw a photo, but I did not keep it.
If
The pic of it is on the ESL site at
http://www.flyesl.com/News-y-Articles/featured_article.asp?FORUM_ID=7TOPIC_ID=221
I was intrigued too, and Anker Berg-Sonne described it to me in an email. The
way it works is that you have a lineup of, say, four winches with chutes but no
retrievers.
Hi,
I am planing to scratchbuild a 4 meter Jantar Standard. I will build a mold
to build the fuselage out of fiberglass and intend to build the wings of
foam and fiberglass (vacuumbagging).
I would like to obtain suggestions as to rules of thumb about the type and
numbers of fiberglass (and
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From: Marc Gellart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] Oh What A Ride, Extra 300 That Is
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Wow, what a great story. Your stomach is a lot better than mine, Bubba. I'm
green with envy!
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I was reading Don Harban's doc and decided to read some of the AMA rules.
First I noticed that the rules STILL have truncate time, which was a
change instituted and not voted on I believe.
I also read with great amusement the distance task. The wording is that
without lift only 2.5 laps are
Jeff,
Here's one for you. Our club once flew an event called SM1LE, standing for
Simple Multitask 1-Lap Event.
You launched into the wind, then went back behind the launch point. You then
had a time limit by which you had to get on the course, which started near the
launch point and went
Jeff,
I apologize for not being clear about the concept for a Competition
Equivalent Task. On rereading my posts, it might not be clear to
someone who is not in my head that the intent of this concept is to
more or less be the equivalent of an easily understood task and the
cornerstone of the
Why on earth would anyone be satisfied to be an LSF Sportsman Level V
when you could be a 'real' LSF Level V with just a little more
dedication and
perseverance?
I'll tell you exactly why. It may be a surprise to know that there is
a world beyond New Jersey or Michigan or California or wherever
BTW Jeff,
I'm not aware that you have accepted my challenge to fly a 2350 round
in accordance with the rules set out in the pdf above. A real
competitive sportsman would grab that challenge in a minute. Grab
your plane, get some witnesses and let your thumbs do the talking.
Show us whatcha
Jeff,
I guess Joe Wurts and Larry Jolly just wouldn't cut it flying in the
ESL. If you would like to help and be constructive, maybe you could
furnish data from a couple of years of ESL contests and we'll figure
out what numbers would be appropriate. Unless Jesus or the Pope is
flying our
Jeff,
The 2350 comes from 50 points less than a perfect 2400. Three 800
point rounds. Each round has 700 flight points in accordance with AMA
Task T3 (described on page 142 of my mud stained AMA rule book) and
100 landing points. It was also detailed on the attachment to the last
post where
Russ Young Wrote:
That being said, one of the remaining things I need to do is cover the
wings. They are white foam with an obeche skin (about 1/16 thick). I
would prefer one of the plastic coverings (Monocoat, etc.) but I'm
afraid that I'll melt the foam with the iron or the heat gun.
Jeff,
It occurs to me that you really not aware of details what I have
proposed. It has elements of what you are suggesting. Please
familiarize yourself with it before you further judge my proposal. I
mean no discourtesy in suggesting this. If you have already read it
please forgive me. If
Title: Untitled Document
Si vous ne lisez pas correctement cet email, cliquez ici
Cette offre n'est valide que jusqu'au 30 septembre
Just to put it all in one place. A little old and a little new.
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Please ignore the reference to three tasks being completed in one hour
-- it should have been omitted. The overall rules proposal also
contained as a part of the document describes a slightly different
time restricting system.
Don
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dharban
Okay you guys probably are thinking, "Gordy likely just got out of the
movie and is just tying in some current event stuff to be silly!"
But not true!
Think about it, instead of competition task requirements there could be
achievement levels for stuff like "times you have landed in the
you could accumulate points for actually
getting your model out of a tree without destroying it by throwing a line tied
to a rockI was a witness for one guy who tried for that Merit Badge but his attempt was a failure.
hi,
i'm offering harnesses right now, all info on my site here;
http://www.git-r-built.com/newsmgr/templates/grbNews.asp?articleid=41zoneid=1
thx,
Dave Hauchwww.git-r-built.com
Then why the H*ll does it seem that Ohio Valley think its their play thing.
Larrys
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From: Chuck Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 1:04 AM
Subject: [RCSE] What if LSF had been born on the East coast..
What would
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