Joedy wrote in reply to Bob: >> > >How do you feel about skegs and sharks teeth? > > > > > Good question. It seems to be a catch 22 type of scenario. One side > > advocates that these devices increase landing zone safety. The other says > > that they allow the pilot to cheat.
Im not the Bob Jody replied to. There is a safety issue in that skegs will help to keep the plane on the ground and not balloon back into the air. We do land with the plane coming directly towards us. Im not sure how a skeg or shark tooth well allow a pilot to cheat. If the rule allows skages then everyone can be equal. If the rules don't allow skages then everyone is equal with that too. Either way i can fly with or without skags. Made them removable. It really makes no difference to me, I just want the rules to be fair to everyone. Flame suit on. :) Bob Pope Laguna Hills, CA RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
