If you come to my contest, you'll be launching on 180# line and if you
break it, you'll fly it. Just because you have no skill, just brute
strength, is not my problem, either. So who says we have to cater to
your HIGHER line strength needs. There is something in the rule book
about the CD
This was too cute Jack.. I tried to reply privately, but your mail is
bouncing.. Brian Smith
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: schrederman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:14 PM
Subject: [RCSE] RE: Icon 2: Lines in a Twist
DUUUHHH!!! yourself. Wake up ... it ain't all about
This is all Bogus, What is everyone getting their lines in a Twist?
No where does it say that a CD must provide launching mechanisms for
specific plane designs.
What is the problem??? A CD provides a launch method that can launch
all planes. Just because the same launching system cannot get
Chris,
It is much more than throwing on heavier line. We experimented with
heavier line. It does not give in the launch and many will have
difficulties adapting at first. Secondly, and the most critical, the
reels are maxed out. We cannot go to much bigger line because the
reels will
Now we are using seriously offending terms...*#^!baggers I would stay
clear from this type of incendiary remark if I were you:) I prefer
the PC term optimal condition competitor
But I agree we can't keep increasing the line size.
On Dec 20, 2007 10:12 AM, Darwin N. Barrie [EMAIL
Guys,
I look at it this way. When I get to go to a contest, I am already happy to
not be flying and not working. I have CD some contests myself in the past so I
know what the CD and his crew have gone through to put the contest on so I can
attend and I appreciate that. The last thing I am
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