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As I read the various post's about contests and
two meter class. I sit and scratch My head and wonder why did some of you
get into this hobby. With all the bitching being done here about two meter
class it would make someone feel that you only care about what you
fly.
And You wonder why it is hard to bring new people
into a hobby that We all love to be in.
what We as a group need to be doing is look for
ways to improve this hobby so all can feel welcome as they start there journey
towards getting more skills and a better plane.
Most people getting into this hobby have limited
funds and that means that the new people fly what they have. I have
taught a few people to fly and I try to keep that person from focusing on the
high dollar ships at first in hopes that they will get enough good flights in to
get them through the bad times of repairs
etc.
I personally don't care what you fly and yes
I have a Hera but I have a bunch of other ships that I love to fly, For me it's
about the time I get to fly. As for two meter yes it has a performance
difference but don't count it out of a contest or event because of it's
size.
A good example of this is My scratch built mini
bird of time during Soar Utah 2004, Mark Howard got his eight hour LSF and I got
My 4 hour LSF slope with my 2 meter bird of time. Yes it was hard at times
for me to keep My eye on a small bird for four hours but I did
it.
Well that's enough typing on the computer for me I
just hope some of you will think back to the time when a 2 meter bird was all
you had and how much fun it was...Clarence
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- RE: [RCSE] Contests & 2 M class Clarence Ashcraft
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