I say yah dude!
I was one of the turkey winners and pulled one out of my 'landing sequence'
at 50 feet to do a little better than the rest of the group. It made my
weekend.
I really like the seeded MOM as it is never boring in the last few rounds.
Although it was 18 Min. I did about a 10 and
Are the LSF tasks the same now as they were back in the
70s? If so, with the exception of the competition requirements, would it not be
easier today to accomplish those tasks? When you compare the performance of todys
stuff verses what was flying then,
I would think it may be a little easier
At our F3J contest today My friend Michael and I tangled in a midair resulting in his sailplane having some damage to the tip of his Eraser.
So he needs a right tip Does anyone have one??
Jeff
Jon,
I have been to the same contests. In my mind, they are
landing contests, pure and simple. It's a given that
some guys are going to make their times just about
every time. They are participating in a landing
contest because that's all that separates them. Why,
then, have 100 point landings.
I think Don has given this idea a lot of thought. It has so many valid
points, mainly the infusion of non-contest fliers that are now flying, but
non-fliers as witnesses so as to encourage them to be fliers and LSF
participates.
I would encourage the new (2004) board to give these 3 pages of
Does anyone out there have a Viking Models Contestant fuse they want to sell. Or can whoever now owns the molds made me one.
Thanks
EDG
Pittsburgh
Don has presented some good ideas and I wish him well, however I see two
obstacles to implementing them. First, who is going to do all the work.
The current LSF officials have more than enough work to do administering
what they already have. That means another officer (secretary for non
Does anyone know where I can find a new nosecone for a Ruby?
Thanks,
-Jeffrey
Jeffrey Goodman
JGRC
727-781-5722
www.jgrc.biz
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Walter, having just completed my Level 5 last Sat. at age 60, I will tell
you that my first choice glider for 8 hrs of slope was a 100 Big Birdy
(gas bag). The glider that I actually finished the slope task was my
wife's 2M Spirit. I did my 2 hr. thermal with a large composite poly
ship that I
I'd venture to say if count was taken, there are more level 3 LSF members
than any other level, followed by 4, 2, 1 and 5. It would seem that leaving
out the votes from the largest group isn't in the best interest of the
membership. gv
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From: Steve Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL
John, if you were to fly with my club, the Greater Detroit Soaring and Hiking
Society, you would fly all year long with us and even fly at our annual Snow
Fly, now into it's 4th decade without interuption, and not have to worry about
what to do during the long winter months.
Regards,
Howdy Foamie Fanatics,
The San Francisco Bay Area 60 Foamie MoM race IS ON for tomorrow, Sunday the
19th of October at SHELL RIDGE. Today's wind (Sat. the 18th) saw speeds of 13 -
23 mph from SSW between 1 and 5 pm. Meet at the top at noon, racing to start at
1 pm. Late signups (until Sunday
Chuck,
Your statement below is pretty bogus if you ask me. As whole through the
years I have seen many more non-competitive flyers helping out than just a
few. Most contests I go to, the brunt of the work force are pilots that
are not flying in the contest. This is especially true of the
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