Finally got the scores up on the website. Thanks to all and see you next
year!
http://casl.net
PS - on the Open scores it has Cody ahead of Mike for 3rd place, that is
just an alphabetical mistake. Mike took 3rd and Cody 4th after the flyoff,
which was pretty cool if you missed it. Hi-starts, 5
I want to thank CASL for putting on a good show again! I know you guys were
short handed, and thought you handled that very well.. No winch problems...
Great attitudes.. Always a great contest to attend.. I keep my fingers crossed
that this contest will go on for many years to come.
Always a
Yes I won.
About 8 raffle prizes, for the $20 I bought in tickets.? Shirts, a plane, some
Greening servo mounts, some Serengetti sunglasses, some free Vinyl wing
letterings, and some other stuff like a JR Spectrum Radio set.
I did pretty much everything I could to make room at the top of RES
FYI: Here is a sneak peak at the final standings (as far as I remember):
OPEN
1 Jason George
2 Andreas Kuntz(sp?)
3 Mike Smith
4 Cody Remington
5 Skip Miller
6 Lex Mierop
7 Larry Jolly
8 Daryl Perkins
9 ?
10 Skip Miller
RES
1 Joe Nave
2 Jason George
3 Skip Miller
2M
1 Some dude in a
Weather said,, Sunny by 10am, it got sunny about 1:30 for an hour, other
wize it was dark over cast with almost no wind and chilly as in sweatshirt,
hoodie chillycold finger chilly.
That made the ground really greasy under the grass landing boxes...and since
the wind was completely
: [RCSE] SWC Was Slippery Today...Including The Landing Zone!
Weather said,, Sunny by 10am, it got sunny about 1:30 for an hour, other wize
it was dark over cast with almost no wind and chilly as in sweatshirt, hoodie
chillycold finger chilly.
That made the ground really greasy under
Gordy,
For several weekends now, this is exactly what has been done.
Testing... Visalia configurated lines (heavier line on bottom, to
turnaround, lighter/stretchier line to launch hook). Rick Bothel has
also come up with a really nice configuration for keeping lines up off
the ground.
I forgot to mention that a printable, mail-in form will also be available at www.casl.net as soon as the BBQ and T-Shirt prices are in. Sorry again for the delay.
On 10/26/06, Paul Emerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clarence,I can answer some of these questions.I just got off the phone with Chico
Ok, I got all the SWC pictures posted - about 50 in total. Thanks to all
that submitted them...
See www.rcsoaring.com
Joe
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Thanks to CASL for a very enjoyable weekend of TD
competition. The weather during the weekend was nearly perfect but
occasionally a bit too challenging for some of us. Of course an off field
landing did not help. A previous writer reported seeing a Red Supra bounce
off the wires but that
I started out running an F3J practice for the US team on
Thursday. George Joy was kind enough to lend the US F3J team the club winches
to run the kinda, sorta F3J contest with both winches and hand tow. It
went quite well, and while the winch launches were not as fast at the hand tows
they
10:47 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Cc:
Subject: [RCSE] SWC
Well, much of it has been said already. The weather was great, light
winds, warm and lots of thermals. As noted the excitement of the day was an
ICON going into the wires and knocking power
It's over. The full scoring will be posted soon.
The top three were 1) Daryl Perkins, 2) Joe Wurts 3) Joe Newcomb.
The weather was incredible and very warm, the
warmest I can remember. Thermals were everywhere but it you didn't get one you
were screwed. The off field landings were abundant,
Flying from HNL to PHX - AMEX Miles
Staying with a friend - Great!
Flying in awesome conditions with my friends my AVA for 3 days -
Priceless! ;)
Scores will be on www.rcsoaring.com in a little while tonight.
Also, I received a lot of pictures which I will posting later tonight/this
week/as
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The Supra
Simple. Marta Zavala won the whole contest with his Supra.
Any news about how it went today ?
Regards, Dave Corven.
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Yes, with the Supra, the pilot need not even be present to win -even if he
is called a boy named Marta.
Walter
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Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2006 11:15 AM
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Simple. Marta Zavala won
Looking forward to hearing first day results.
Are they flying addem up
this year? If so 1st day results for
manyare pretty much meaningless.
Walter
I left before the scores were posted today. The first round was 4
minutes and then there were 4 rounds of add-em up with a total of 33
minutes. However things were running behind so they shortened it to 3
rounds of 23 minutes (my numbers may be a little off).
Weather was nice with a little breeze
be nuthin
to kill- just my luck! Guess I better get back on that Icon list.
Thanks again,
Walter
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Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2006 7:49 PM
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I left
Well, much of it has been said already. The weather
was great, light winds, warm and lots of thermals. As noted the excitement of
the day was an ICON going into the wires and knocking power out to 20,000
people. The second interesting note of the day was JOE WURTS making the
shamewith
Any news about how it went today ?
Regards, Dave Corven.
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We'll see..I'm pretty sure that our AMA Soaring columnist (and
local) will give us an update.
No I didn't imply that, in this case, or in the case of this event each
year, actions have spoken louder than words...un printed :-(
I know that the F3j got blown out after a few rounds.
But today
Heck, I'd be up for any news from yesterday or today... anybody fly a
Supra in the F3J team practice?
At 09:33 PM 2/10/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any news about how it went today ?
Regards, Dave Corven.
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, and Team JR
AMA 592537
NO PILOT flies a task with out a teammate...his sailplane.
While we personally love every pilot flying...all of our interest
(especially this time of year! :-)
is what they flew.
Come one SWC guys, step up and show the WORLD that the SWC is a USA
major.
Share the fun for us who have to toil
There is some stuff on SWC by a couple of guys, Mike Lee and another, on
RCGroups
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Any news about how it went today ?
Regards, Dave Corven.
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Sorry Gordy, wasn't out there yesterday. My 82 year
old mom needed to go to a Doctors appointment so I didn't get to
go.
Daryl is staying at my house and reported there was
some really weird weather during the F3J practice and sorta contest. Three
roundswere flown but I don't have the
Not exactly the kind of news I wanted to tune into
sittinginmy motel waiting for snow in Atlanta
But this is about it so far...:-(
Hope Mike decides that there are fun things to report about, he's a
great stick and better columnisthard ground I've seen before...but Supra's
in JW's
What is a Supra Is that a new kind of Soap???
Dr. Dan WIlliamsCo Springs,Co
~~~
Heck, I'd be up for any news from yesterday or today... anybody fly a Supra in the F3J team practice?At 09:33 PM 2/10/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Any news about how it went today
I was just checking out the flying site at Schnepf Farms for the Southwest
Classic. Looks like the Schnepf people have done some creative mowing.
Check out their crops from about 4,000 ft...
JE
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| I was just checking out the flying site at Schnepf Farms for the Southwest
| Classic. Looks like the Schnepf people have done some creative mowing.
| Check out their crops from about 4,000 ft...
Cute.
To save somebody the trouble
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On Mon, Feb 06, 2006 at 05:34:33PM -0800, John Erickson wrote:
| I was just checking out the flying site at Schnepf Farms for the
Southwest
| Classic. Looks like the Schnepf people have done
What? Crop circles at the SWC - must be the ailiens spying on the Supra.
They feel like theyre falling behind!
Walter
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Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 5:34 PM
Subject: [RCSE] SWC on Google
Hello All,
The CASL Club has opened sign ups for all 3 classes at the SWC.
Those of you who have been asking can now get in all classes, get
those cards and letters in.
We will be closing registration Feb 3rd.
Smooth Landings
George
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Will there be a listing soon on the CASL site showing entries,
frequencies, etc??
George Joy wrote:
Hello All,
The CASL Club has opened sign ups for all 3 classes at the SWC.
Those of you who have been asking can now get in all classes, get
those cards and letters in.
We will
Never mind - I see the listing now!!! Last I looked it was not there (a
few days ago).
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Subject: [RCSE] SWC sign ups
Hello All,
The CASL Club has opened sign ups for all 3 classes at the SWC.
Those of you who have been asking can now get in all classes, get
those cards and letters in.
We will be closing registration Feb 3rd.
Smooth Landings
George
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To all my Friends ( the few I think I have that is )
I just want to say I will not be able to go this year to the SWC. As it stands right now everything is pointing to the fact that our12 year oldson's brain cancer is back and will be going through treatment duringthis time and then some,so I can
What are the dates for the Southwest Classic this year? The CASL web site
doesn't have the information for dates or registration. I can't sign up if I
don't know when?
Ron Kukral
SOAR Chicago
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also avoid the Superbowl conflict on the 5th.
Jim
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Subject: [RCSE] SWC
What are the dates for the Southwest Classic this year? The CASL web site
doesn't
Feb 11 12.
The CASL folks are working on the website right now and should have it
updated very soon.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the dates for the Southwest Classic this year? The CASL web site
doesn't have the information for dates or registration. I can't sign up if I
don't
getting
enough help to work last year. This year will be better without the
conflict.
George and I are both CD's for the event.
Darwin N. Barrie
Chandler AZ
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Ask and ye shall recieve. Thanks to all who responded. I also found that as
of this morning, the CASL web site is updated.
Ron Kukral
SOAR Chicago
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What are the dates for the Southwest Classic this year? The CASL web site
doesn't have the information for dates or registration. I can't sign up
also avoid the Superbowl conflict on the 5th.
Jim
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Subject: [RCSE] SWC
What are the dates for the Southwest Classic this year? The CASL web site
doesn't
CASL has updated the website complete with PayPal registration if you
want it.
http://www.public.asu.edu/~vansanfo/casl/swc.html
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Fellow pilots,
CASL is considering moving the SWC date to the second weekend in
February, due to the fact that our event conflicts with the Northwest
R/C show in Puyallup, the Superbowl and the Phoenix Open. The NW RC
show costs us some vendors, the Superbowl costs us volenteers, and the
Phoenix
]; Erich Van Sanford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 3:11 PM
Subject: [RCSE] SWC 2006 Proposed Date Change
Fellow pilots,
CASL is considering moving the SWC date to the second weekend in
February, due to the fact that our event conflicts with the Northwest
R/C show in Puyallup
Hi All,
I have the wrong trophy from SWC (after the scoring changes).
Anyhow, the 9th place trophy I have in my posession belongs to either
Arthur or Peter (they tied). So, I'm conducting the flyoff to
determine who I should send the trophy.
I have selected a whole minute flight task time
Mark,
Hold on to that for now. We are sorting things out.
Darwin
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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 1:25 PM
Subject: [RCSE] SWC Flyoff between Goldsmith and Markiewicz
Hi All,
I have the wrong trophy from
Actually that is a 3-way tie for 9th that includes Skip Miller
Jim
Jim Monaco
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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 1:26 PM
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Subject: [RCSE] SWC Flyoff between Goldsmith and Markiewicz
Hi All,
I have
Joe Nave has done a real nice set of graphs showing the
distribution of times by flight group with one graph for each round. Its
very interesting. Here is the link:
http://www.rcsoaring.com/scores/05casldetails/05casldetails.htm
Thanks for the work Joe,
Hank Schorz
...hosed ! :-)
It sort of shows the thermal cycles for each day.
What will be awesome is to see what a Man on Man contest would look like in
comparison.
Thanks Joe! Great stuff!
Gordy
now if we can get a listing of the sailplanes flown :-)
: [RCSE] SWC Scores By Rouud
Joe Nave has done a real nice set
of graphs showing the distribution of times by flight group with one graph for
each round. Its very interesting. Here is the link:
http://www.rcsoaring.com/scores/05casldetails/05casldetails.htm
Thanks
This is simply a great contest... Even when the TSA tries to take
the tail off of your airplane on the way, then the automatic door
on the minivan tries to finish the job!
I had a great time out there again flying against all (most) of
the big names from the Western US... we missed you this
I only to a peak at the scores, didn't care that much.Had to go catch an
airplane before it was over. I live in Ohio and came for the weather. Sat
alone was worth the trip.
Maybe that was because of the twenty you found..
You guys do a great job. This was my fourth trip, hope to make it
Congratulations to Daryl Perkins who finish 1st and 162nd. ?? :) gv
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From: Joe Nave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2005 10:08 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] SWC Scores and Pictures
Congratulations to the winners!
Scores are online
Congratulations to the winners!
Scores are online at www.rcsoaring.com
If anyone would like to share pictures they took, please contact me, as I
would like to post them on the site for all to enjoy.
Thanks,
Joe
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Are there any preliminary results available yet ?
Regards, Dave Corven.
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Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 11:41 PM
Subject: [RCSE] SWC
So far it looks like entries for the SWC in Phoenix (well OK, western
Globe)
are not all that robust yet. Which is good in my book. I want to thank all
of you.
PLEASE, if you
On 11/21/04 7:40 Clarence Ashcraft wrote:
I don't know how many entries they have but I know mine has been sent in a
few weeks ago
I guess you can be Grandfathered in and escape my Hex. But for the rest of
you, there really is no excuse.
~~~
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So far it looks like entries for the SWC in Phoenix (well OK, western Globe)
are not all that robust yet. Which is good in my book. I want to thank all
of you.
PLEASE, if you are thinking about coming, DON'T. As it stands right now, if
there are enough no-shows (say 18 to 25), I stand a pretty
It's not on the website yet, but there will also be HLG golf, HLG,
Slo-stick combat, and I think a night-time flying wing pylon race.
Good food and good people - better avoid the whole mess so Bill can
place ;)
Paul
www.casl.net
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 22:41:45 -0800, Bill Malvey [EMAIL
Any preliminary scores from the Southwest
Classic?
For those of you attending this year's SWC 2004, CASL will be hosting a
Hand-launch Golf Tournament on the afternoon of Friday, February 6th.
This year we will be playing at the newly remodeled (they added a tree)
Fiesta Lakes Golf Club, with adjacent clubhouse (Denny's).
Tee-Off will be at 3pm.
Mike Lee is hosting a Slo-Stik combat event on Sat. at the South West
Classic. We have heard that the San Diego guys are going to have a squadron
there for it, but we were hoping to get an idea of just how many will be
competing. This event should be fun in monsterous proportions for both
I know there are some vendors out there lurking
that would like to have the opportunity to display wares at the upcoming contest
in Phoenix. Check the following link for all vendor/sponsorship
information:
http://www.public.asu.edu/~vansanfo/casl/swc_data/sponsorship04.doc
Thanks,
Garland
Hi all,
Jo I have finally gotten settled here in Gilbert, AZ. I am now a
member of the CASL club and have put in my 2 cents to help get this contest
flowing smoothly this year. The committee has done a great job of
correcting some downfalls from last year. I think you are going to like
Is there any info on the SWC for next year? Usually
the registration starts about now.
Jim
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PS, one of the reasons for this landing was to minimize time and people in
the landing zone.
You know right away what the score is and you don't need to measure.
We wouldn't have been able to turn the LZ around for upwind landings because
the planes would then have to make their final over the
Congratulations to all the participants for the job well done!
Also a very Special Thanks to Mike Lee and Manny Gomez for their excellent
performance
in difficult conditions.
They were flying the Hobby Club Breeze-Plus and Breeze with second to
none performance
on their very expert fingers.
About what size were the individual circles?? Thanks..Brian
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] SWC Results - Landing Tasks
From the department of statistical analysis...
There were 700 landings attempted at the SWC.
483 had a zero
135 had a 25
62 had a 50
20 had a 75
0 had (or tried) a 100
A petri dish has a side to it; it's obvious that we could
Thanks to CASL for hosting the 2 day event. The logistics behind a big
contest are extensive; their is a lot of work behind the scenes, all of it
voluntary. Without the effort we wouldn't even be able to tell stories like
these:
With all the skeg/no skeg conversation on the board I wish the no
Sorry for the delay but all the final details on the upcoming
HLG golf event, including a map, can be found at the following link.
I'll be stopping by the clubhouse later today and will try to
snap a couple of photos to post later. This will bea challenging
course for our style of play.
I'm intrigued... How does one play golf with an HLG? Enquiring minds want to
know.
Cheers,
Izak
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Guys,
At the SWC they had a fun type HLG contest on Saturday evening (thanks
Garland). It started out as an all up last down event with the first 3 to
land not advancing to the next round. I am new to DLG launching so I
thought this won't take long for me to be out. I surprised myself and
Fred,
This in no way trying to take anything away from Skip's great flying and
landing but if it ever blew even 10 knots all weekend in Phoenix, we must
fly in Hurricane force winds here in Kansas. I was there and I do not ever
remember any wind over 5. Down wind and cross wind landings
I was simply making an estimate of the wind speed. Since I seldom fly in windy
conditions, my judgment may have been off. I don't recall anyone having a wind
gauge set up so wind speed verification would be difficult. I based my assumption on
the fact that most gliders coming off tow
Thanks to the whole CASL club for a great event! Saturday conditions were
brutal everyone else has already described them and they were not
exaggerating. Add-em-up is a little more forgiving in the time area, but
things were tough enuff to easily lose the 6 minutes buffer on the first
day.
First of all, congrats to Skip Miller for teaching us all
how to land in not so-ideal conditions. Great job!!
Good flying to all the top place pilots, lots of great
flying took place this past weekend and people got to test
how well their pilot skills came to play.
You know what, congratulations
/ President of RMSA.
Bad roads bring good people and good roads bring bad people.
From: Pat McCleave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [RCSE] SWC
Fred,
This in no way trying to take anything away from Skip's great flying and
landing but if it ever blew even 10 knots all weekend
I'd also like to congratulate Skip Miller for his exceptional landing performance at
the SWC. I don't know his individual round landing scores, but doing the math
backward, you can determine his average landing. There were 3,460 possible points in
the contest and Skip accumulated 3364
--- FRED SAGE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd also like to congratulate Skip Miller for his exceptional landing
performance at the SWC The next
time you're out practicing landings on a windy day, put a 14 circle
out as your target and see...
Which again brings to mind my favorite RCSE
Pilots
Same as before. Stock Speed 400 motors , 6 or 7.2 volts, Battery 7 or
8 cells, 500 or 600 ma. Foam only for safety. For more info. contact
Merrill or Ron at the addresses's below. Signups at the MM Glidertech
booth. Cylumes will also be available there .
Thank You,
Hey all you SWC campers--
Since the evenings at Phoenix are so quiet and boring (yeah, right!), how
about all of the folks camping at the SouthWest Classic this year get
together and put on a Chili Potluck on Friday evening. This would be a
perfect way to showcase your culinary skills, add the
Not too bad Jerry! 2nd place over all w /a two meter plane. And you said
earlier "the not so good" have lucky days- I think not!
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Subject:
Broke my Open class Preying Mantis the day before the contest, so backup
was my 2M Sisu. It still flys great. Sal still sells them.
Jerry
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Anybody looking for a ride to the South West Classic at
Phoenix? I have room for one passenger to keep me company
while rolling down the interstate. I'll have lots of room to
carry your stuff either in the bed of my truck or in my
fifth wheel trailer. This offer is for a ride only since the
Anyone get a packet or letter back for SWC 2001?
I registered when it was first announced, and I see my name on the web page
with my Freq...
But I didn't get anything in the mail yet.
Luckily I have my hotel reservations already made because I know some guys
that have gone before. But I
If you provided CASL with an e-mail address on your entry form, then your
confirmation was sent to that address. The rest were mailed by snail mail. I
will be posting the flight order later tonight on the web.
Dave Wenzlick
Mesa AZ
"James V. Bacus" wrote:
Anyone get a packet or letter
Skip may be a self-described beginner, but his pictures are really the way to
show a contest. Volume. Volume is the answer! Plus low res JPEG for fast
loading.
Congratulations.
Richard Shilling
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Well I had to do it! I finally broke down and learned html 101 so I
could put up my pictures of the SWC 2000 event on my web page.
I've used up all 5 Mb that @home gives me, and I've got at least as many
MORE pictures to add. For now, check out the following link and tell me
what you think - be
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