SCAT Electronic news 7 August 1999
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SCAT Electronic news 7 August 1999
Table of Contents
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Nats Results
USOC Update i.e. nats - Hines
Natx Newz
Sal's retirement - Andresen
JeteX - Thorlkidsen
Question about F1B frontends in SCAT EN - Perkins
Nats results FAI events
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More complete results, SCAT web Site, AMA and soon NFFS.
53SO F1G Coupe d'Hiver
.. we are pretty certain that this is not correct and does not
include the fly off - which we believe that Bob White won.
1 O K PETER BROCKS SCOTTSDALE, AZ 600
2 O PAUL CROWLEY WARREN, MI 600
3 O JOHN G KAMLA SEATTLE, WA 600
4 O CHARLES S MARKOS DEERFIELD, IL 600
5 O EDWARD VARGO LINCOLN PARK, MI 600
6 O ROBERT P WHITE MONROVIA, CA 600
7 O RICHARD L WOOD PHOENIX, AZ 598
8 O JOHN M CLAPP SAYRE, PA 592
9 O CARL C PERKINS SHAWNEE MISSION, KS 584
10 O RODERICK T IOERGER FULTON, MD 557
11 O LAWRENCE J NORVALL WOODBRIDGE, CA 554
12 O JOSEPH M WILLIAMS BROOKVILLE, PA 546
13 O STEPHEN E SOVA COLUMBUS, OH 542
14 O PAUL S MASTERMAN LONDON, UK 540
15 O FREDERICK A BLOM TIMONIUM, MD 539
16 O WARREN J RINGLIEN NORTHFIELD, MN 539
17 O EDWARD KONEFES WAUCONDA, IL 520
18 O GEORGE PERRYMAN SMYRNA, GA 518
19 O GEORGE R CLOWES FLOSSMOOR, IL 512
20 S AARON M ARZAMENDI DENTON, TX 488
21 O DANIEL K WEEKS SAINT LOUIS, MO 486
22 O ANDREW W RINGLIEN CHARLOTTE, NC 468
23 O joHN T WATTERS BATTLE CREEK, MI 466
24 O EDWARD O WILEY LAWRENCE, KS 463
25 O JOE HUETTL WAUSAU, WI 449
26 O JAMES E KEPPLER INDEPENDENCE, OH 48
27 O CHRIS M MATSUNO SAINT LOUIS, MO 428
28 O JAK M FARSON CHARLOTTE, NC 420
29 O MICHAEL F BASTA LENEXA, KS 416
30 O PAUL E SIMON NEW BALTIMORE, MI 360
31 O ROBERT P HANFORD TULSA, OK 354
32 O WILLIAM T GIBBONS SUN CITY, AZ 348
33 O P KLINTWORTH CROSSVILLE, TN 330
34 O W H PHILLIPS HAMPTON, VA 240
35 O JEFFREY R ANNIS WAUKESHA, WI 225
36 O WALTER R MUMPER OTTAWA, IL 213
37 O ORVAL C STEWART SCOTTSVILLE, KY 200
38 O LEONARD L SHERMAN MAPLE VALLEY, WA 198
39 O ROBERT BIENENSTEIN ALLEN PARK, MI 177
40 O WILLIAM D SHAILOR ROYAL OAK, MI 94
41 O LOYD G GREER SMACKOVER, AR 70
42 O JOHN R O'DWYER CROWLY, TX 66
43 O JOSEPH H KONEFES LIBERTYVILLE, IL 34
[I Did note the first 6 contestants names were in alphabetical order
with no flo off times .. so maybe that is not complete ?]
155J F1J 1/2 A Power
1 J AUSTIN C GUNDER RED LION, PA 597
2 J ADAM D MARSH GRANGER, IN 577
3 J JASON A POTI DAYTON, OH 564
4 J JON G REUTER N OLMSTED, OH 180
5 J EVAN BURGESS YORKTOWN, IN 148
6 J ALEX D MARSH GRANGER, IN 55
155S F1J 1/2 A Power
1 S KEITH R BARNETT BATESVILLE, IN 541
2 S JAMES WHITESIDES KALAMAZOO, MI 472
3 S BILLY REUTER NORTH OLMSTED, OH 407
150J F1A-A2 Glider
1 J JOHN A BARRON NORTH HAVEN, CT 1290
2 J PETER F BARRON NORTH HAVEN, CT 1248
3 J ADAM D MARSH GRANGER, IN 240
4 J ALEX D MARSH GRANGER, IN 39
150SO F1A-A2 Glider
1 O MIKE FEDOR ARLINGTON, TX 1590
2 O JAMES M THORNBERY MADISON, WI 1564
3 O ROBERT SIFLEET GLEN ROCK, PA 1376
4 O ARAM C SCHLOSBERG BAYSIDE, NY 1366
5 O DONALD M ZINK YORBA LINDA, CA 1243
6 O ANDREW R BARRON NORTH HAVEN, CT 1242
7 O RICHARD MACCLEERY BIRMINGHAM, MI 1228
8 O CHARLES S MARKOS DEERFIELD, IL 1225
9 S DAVID D ELLIS GUILFORD, CT 1206
11 O STEVEN L SPENCE N RIDGELAND HLS, TX 1183
12 O JON W DAVIS ALBUQUERQUE, NM 1178
13 O W L SCHLARB SOUTH BEND, IN 1173
14 O MARTYN B COWLEY SIMI VALLEY, CA 1157
15 O BRIAN J VAN NEST BISHOP, CA 1157
16 O PIERRE BRUN VAN NUYS, CA 1139
17 O LEE R HINES COSTA MESA, CA 1091
18 O BERNARD BOEHM SOUTH BEND, IN 1019
19 O K PETER BROCKS SCOTTSDALE, AZ 974
20 O ANDREW W RINGLIEN CHARLOTTE, NC 909
21 O MICHAEL F BASTA LENEXA, KS 882
22 O CHRIS M MATSUNO SAINT LOUIS, MO 841
23 O THOMAS G IOERGER FULTON, MD 691
24 O ROBERT W KLIPP SAINT LOUIS, MO 366
25 O A J ITALIANO BROOKFIELD, WI 345
26 O ERNESTO A BUSNELLI SANTA BARBARA, CA 304
27 O EDWARD O WILEY LAWRENCE, KS 263
F1B - 48 Contestants , 4 in Flyoff - decoded on 7 minute round.
1 Paul Crowley
2. Herb Sessums
3. Chris Parkyn
4. Al Brush
USOC Update
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Hi Roger,
Just got home from Muncie, so I'm reporting in.
Phil Sullivan said he will Web-post the results tomorrow to Joe Mekina for
NFFS website.
Here's what I can tell you: F1B-Paul Crowley; F1A-Mike Fedor; F1H-Brian V.N.
beat Martyn C.in 2-man FO(towline broke on tow, which ruined recovery & looped
losing much height & some aura of invincibility as you opined in SEN 8/5/99).
F1C-Gil Morris beat Henry Spence in 7min FO, which Martyn & I watched after
trimming our Chuckies and HHCat gliders.
So guess what? I won HH Cat glider on Tues! It was a lot of fun & full
of tight-jaw
drama, since both Martyn & I made our 3rd maxes on our 6th( & last) flights!
I had the little man on my side, like Egeln '98, & went on
to post the best score
in the FO rounds. The weather was quite beautifully "light & variable
drift" type
conditions, but much more "honest" & predictable Thermiks,unlike Sun,
Mon & Wed.
OHLG was Wed & incredibly low in lift at normal
Chuckie launch altitude. I only saw
a single 120 sec max on the entire scoretable &
it was not mine! VERY humbling
and a bit baffling too. Martyn had much the same
happen, so we went away scratching
our heads & can only shrug it off as strange FF luck.
Had to exit the field rapidly, as a fast-moving thunderstorm
poured down at 5pm, to end
the idilic weather & probably mess up the Texas Timer
Cookout/Awards presentation!
Ciao, LEE
Other Natz Newz
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George Batiuk's F1B school went off well on Saturday with about 10 juniors
attending. There were also a number of Open flyers. They covered
a lot of material in the time. FAI Model Supply gave each of the Juniors
a one pound box of Rubber.
The rubber flyers also were the stars of the NFFS dinner with George
Perryman's comedy having everyone in stiches and Bob White getting
a standing ovation when he went to collect his '10 Best Model' award
for his F1G.
Sal's retirement
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[corrected and amplified by Hermann]
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Sal moved to Arizona 40 yr ago, having apprenticed with Frank Zaic
at Jasco. He also was into photography which, with printing, provided
business opportunities. He thought pictures should tell a story and
would get worm's eye views of VTO takeoffs, or birds eye views of the
gang. Some real classics.
After PMAC lost it's meeting spot , he offered his printing equipment
facility. Also hosted memoral splash party/BBQ's with guests like
Andruikov & Verbitsky.
One of Starline's first products was the Thermal Sniffer. Being an
instrumentation engineer, the price impressed me as it was 1/10 of
what similar, industrial strength units cost. It was a great tool
for picking air.
Sal was instumental in bringing foreign technology to the States.
Prior to availability of Ukrainian stuff, he got items from Scotland,
Yugoslavia, Czech, & even ready built models from China. In most
cases he would provide seed money for the cottage industries. More
than once this funded a competitor.
He would spot trends before most of us, so had Andruikov line before Alex
was W/C. etc. Sal was instrumental in bringing the "Wakefield Climb
Revolution" to US.
He did much of the behind the scenes work on SYMPO 88, without looking for
any credit. Similarly he applied his talents to helping NFFS dump
the deficit.
As to retirement, he is keeping the POLYSPAN line, which may well expand.
Immediate project is hernia patch scheduled for Monday, then back to
Starline stuff. We wish him Happy recovery.
H
Jetex Info
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Roger,
I think that Davis Diesel now carrys the JetX line. They advertise in
Model Aviation or Flying Models. There did not seem to be an E mail for
the person that asked the question in the SCAT electronic news
Terry Thorkildsen
Question about F1B frontends in SCAT EN
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Rey
Noticed your question about F1B front-ends. The answers are in the 1999
NFFS Symposium Report just off the press. See Louis Joyner's article on
"Combining Components", pages 79-84. Just what you are looking for.
Bob Perkins
Editor 1999 Sympo Report
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Roger Morrell
