I thought RES was rather challenging, I had one little OOPS in the morning
and I was down to 14th. Just like any other class at the Nats, get all of
your times and good landings consistently...
P.S. I have to say I was having a BLAST flying my new Soprano, it's first
flights were in Muncie. I got to set it up one evening before the contest
comparing it against Mark Miller's model, dialed it right in and contested
the crap out of it the next day. TK commented that I was launching it
harder than my ICON's... 8-) (fly them like you stole them!)
At 02:03 PM 8/6/2005, Jim Deck wrote:
Hmm... according to Mr. Stump, those who fly RES are only there to "get
their chance at the podium" - fliers eager for a scrap of the fleeting fame
that comes from getting "wood'. What does that say about the Nostalgia
fliers? Sorry, Mike, some of us still enjoy the challenge of 3 channel
flying or seeing a gaggle of completely different sailplanes. May we
apologize for taking away from 6 days of unlimited - not!
Jim Deck
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