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News and Reports 2000 - second half
SCAT Electronic News 16 August 2000 Issue 454
Table of Contents
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THANKS FOR .....THE DIHEDRAL BREAK !! - King
Mr. Erno Frigyes - Zsengeller
Icarex - Gregorie
NFFS 2000 Sympo - Stalick
SQUARE MINIMOTORS
Information Wanted for Labor Day contest at Lost Hills - Simpson
Nats Glider Results - Wilson via Hines
AME .049 and .061 engines - Mazzocco
Flagholder of the US team - anon
THANKS FOR .....THE DIHEDRAL BREAK !!
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Thanks for the birthday greetings I received from all you wonderful SCAT
readers !!! I was almost in tears when I opened my email after a trip
away!!!
A special thanks to you Hardy!! It is so wonderful to have so many friends
all over the World, thanks to SCAT and to you Hardy.
DIHEDRAL RIBS
I enjoyed Aram's piece on Dih. Ribs. I use a simple tric,k which is probably
nothing new. When I cut my ribes, (Sandwich method), I insert a couple of
rib blanks made from TE stock, or cut that way by hand, each side of the Dih
Ribs. It would be much easier to show in a drawing but the idea is simply
to have the 4mm Dih ribs come out already with an approximate Dih angle so
they need hardly any sanding to fit. It also means, of course, the rib has a
constant thickness of ca 4mm at the top and the bottom. When you seperate
the ribs from the block you simply throw away the pieces of TE stock. These
will now have all the variation in thickness from ca 5mm at the top to zero
at the bottom, rather than the Dih. ribs.
Something like this ...
TE TE
ribs stock stock
I I I I I I / Dih Rib / I
Best wishes
Peter King
Mr. Erno Frigyes
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Dear Modellers around the World,
With great sadness, I wish to inform you that Mr. FRIGYES ERNO, six
times World Champion in F1C, the winner of the FAI Paul Tissandier
Diploma, have passed away on July 24,2000 at the age of 77. His life
long commitment and dedication to our sport with his achievements,
should serve as an example for many generations to come. He will be
laid to rest on August 17,2000 at 11AM in Budapest. Condolences can be
sent by telegram to: FRIGYES, H-1115 Budapest, Etele u. 34/a,
HUNGARY.
Gabor Zsengeller
RE: icarex
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> When I went to buy some the kite shop owner said P-31 was no longer made
> but was replaced byPC-31 which has a polycarbonate coating.
>
Linc, the tests I made were on the polycarbonate PC-31 material. It seems to
be functionally identical with the old P-31 material and, as I said, less
fuel proof than Toray.
The identity marks of Toray are somewhat less dense colours and a
rectangular ripstop pattern with just a single thread forming the pattern.
Thermals,
Martin
NFFS 2000 Sympo
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Subject : Re: SCAT Electronic News 14 August 2000 issue 453
Hi, Roger:
Would you inform your readers that the NFFS 2000 Symposium is late in being
mailed out. Patrons should be receiving their issues within a week. There is
no need to call anyone or to contact me. After the Patron copies are mailed
out, copies will be available from NFFS Publications for the free flight
public for $25.00 per issue plus $4.00 postage.
Thanks,
Bob Stalick, NFFS President
[Thanks Bob, I was just thinking about that !]
SQUARE MINIMOTORS
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I am looking for the small rectangular motors for some time - the ones
at Edmund Scientific's will not do . The motors are an open-case job , they
must be rectangular in all deminsions ; hgt 1/4" , wdth 3/4" , length no more
than 7/8" . Shaft ; length 5/8" , dia 1/16" . Preferably with small plastic
gear - length <=3/16" Motor terminals should be small brass tabs (not
plates or flat strips) comming out the back . These contacts should be easy
to solder to . Beyond that , these motors should operate between 3V and
12V - which gives you an idea of the wide range of tolerances of these small
(and innefficient) motors . Next to that the open cases allow it to get
damaged easily . The ones I favor come from Taiwan with the # 057 on them -
- - - - -supplies are running out . . . Chad C.
Information Wanted for Labor Day contest at Lost Hills
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Can anyone please tell us the date for the F1A, F1B and F1C competitions
at the Labor Day Orbiteer contest at Lost Hills. Also the date for the
mini events.
Thanks Roger Simpson
NATS Free Flight Results/Glider events
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Roger,
Amy sent me these at my request.
The remaining events had not been compiled and filed yet.
Thought you might need a copy for SEN.
(F1H is coming via separate email in a few seconds)
Ciao, LEE
Here is the information you requested. If you have any questions,
please feel free to contact me. Thank you, Amy Wilson AMA Competitions
Dept. 765-287-1256 Ext. 234
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EVENT 140 HL GLIDER (J)
Place AMA # Name Score
1 574760 Gomes, Jason R 176
2 471471 Reuter, Jon G 146
3 647142 Andrews, Jason R 134
4 598213 Marsh, Adam D 124
5 555317 Avallone, Michael A 94
6 343879 Barron, John A 94
7 535882 Renken, Justin J 92
8 637474 Tortorelli, Joseph D 72
9 525979 Coverdill, Andrew R 66
10 638124 Avallone, Christopher 58
11 598207 Marsh, Alex D 57
12 583796 Avallone Jr, Anthony N 52
13 603557 Barron, Timothy Roger 50
14 622588 Jones, Kyle T 45
15 464925 Barron, Peter F 37
16 659859 Mazzocco, Liza J 31
17 590967 Jones, Ryan R 29
18 684609 Barron, Michelle R 12
EVENT 140 HL GLIDER (O)
1 102985 Cowley, Martyn B 314
2 92567 Boehm, Bernard 299
3 7334 Hines, Lee R 257
4 14425 Schlarb, W L 219
5 622587 Erridge, Roger W 179
6 76902 Ringlien, Andrew W 147
7 86371 Pivitt, Richard A 135
8 103376 Wicks, Paul E 129
9 16734 Mekina, Joseph P 121
10 RAM3 Mazzocco, Reynold A 118
11 3986 Roberge, Frank L 116
12 9507 Basta, Michael F 115
13 7272 Hanford, Robert M 115
14 61444 Tomasch, Andrew D 114
15 689007 Langelius, Erik A 110
16 18710 Shailor, William D 105
17 22121 Jenkins, William A 97
18 4643 Hanford, Robert P 93
19 32138 Langelius, Jan W 91
20 2FAST4U Neighbors Jr, William 90
21 3271 Ramsey, David L 85
22 23523 Langelius Jr, Robert E 75
23 63701 Barnett, Bruce K 73
24 449596 Whitesides, Robert K 70
25 14095 Barron, Andrew R 50
26 55831 Thornberry, James M 50
27 10506 Griner, JB M 22
28 138 Geraghty, Steve 17
29 2222 Pailet, J G 7
EVENT 140 HL GLIDER (S)
1 514013 Dock, Jeff 219
2 450911 Whitesides, James 126
3 526253 Mekina, Christina 96
4 578959 Avallone, Edwin J 96
5 547726 Barnett, Keith R 90
EVENT 142 CATAPULT GLIDER (J)
1 535882 Renken, Justin J 138
2 647142 Andrews, Jason R 129
3 464925 Barron, Peter F 124
4 590967 Jones, Ryan R 124
5 471471 Reuter, Jon G 116
6 574760 Gomes, Jason R 115
7 343879 Barron, John A 111
8 533912 Thornbery, Ian J 104
9 493056 Poti, Jason A 92
10 555317 Avallone, Michael A 83
11 598207 Marsh, Alex D 74
12 504 Watson, Jonathan 61
13 71096 Simon, Evan 54
14 622588 Jones, Kyle T 53
15 583796 Avallone Jr, Anthony N 52
16 598213 Marsh, Adam D 47
17 638124 Avallone, Christopher 38
18 603557 Barron, Timothy Roger 34
19 688293 Brovold, Gustav W 34
20 18711 Shailor, John A 14
21 684609 Barron, Michelle R 10
EVENT 142 CATAPULT GLIDER (O)
1 7334 Hines, Lee R 329
2 92567 Boehm, bernard 317
3 328702 Christensen, Arnold J 303
4 14425 Schlarb, W L 244
5 103376 Wicks, Paul E 239
6 7771 Vollmer, Allan B 237
7 322352 Schlarb, Ralph M 228
8 3986 Roberge, Frank L 228
9 5869 Markos, Charles S 215
10 16734 Mekina, Joseph P 213
11 4643 Hanford, Robert P 197
12 76902 Ringlien, Andrew W 182
13 45287 Jones, Charles R 175
14 383504 Person, Lee 175
15 84018 Brocks, K Peter 155
16 55381 Thornbery, James M 149
17 102985 Cowley, Martyn B 143
18 76130 Kamla, John G 142
19 36554 Rueter, Bill R 142
20 86371 Pivitt, Richard A 139
21 63701 Barnett, Bruce K 134
22 601965 Crawford, Dohrman G 128
23 L82 Konefes, Joseph H 119
24 14095 Barron, Andrew, R 118
25 518858 Greer, Jason G 117
26 7717 Mills, David 116
27 61444 Tomasch, Andrew D 115
28 7272 Hanford, Robert M 111
29 10506 Griner, JB M 105
30 37564 Kelly, James R 104
31 11979 Watson, Jon R 100
32 539559 Tomasch, Walter J 95
33 2222 Pailet, J G 92
34 24781 Ringlien, Warren J 88
35 138 Geraghty, Steve 86
36 23122 Van Nest, Brian J 85
37 L1000 Renken, Duane 79
38 7748 Wilson, Dale R 76
39 449596 Whitesides, Robert K 65
40 5497 Watson, John F 34
41 RAM3 Mazzocco, Reynold A 20
EVENT 142 CATAPULT GLIDER (S)
1 526253 Mekina, Christina 169
2 547726 Barnett, Keith R 137
3 578959 Avallone, Edwin J 114
4 450911 Whitesides, James 81
EVENT 150 F1A-A2 GLIDER (J)
1 464925 Barron, Peter F 838
2 343879 Barron, John A 590
3 471471 Reuter, Jon G 288
4 533912 Thornbery, Ian J 126
5 555317 Avallone, Michael A 113
6 598207 Marsh, Alex D 14
EVENT 150 F1A-A2 GLIDER (SO)
1 18326 Sifleet, Robert 1260
2 16763 Fedor, Mike 1150
3 7334 Hines, Lee R 1132
4 102985 Cowley, Martyn B 1131
5 37452 Brun, Pierre 1100
6 5869 Markos, Charles S 1073
7 547481 Tzvetkov, Tzvetan S 953
8 35442 Zink, Donald M 937
9 2389 Italiano, A J 914
10 92567 Boehm, Bernard 881
11 23122 Van Nest, Brian J 872
12 63362 Schlosberg, Aram C 858
13 477865 Ellis, David D 684
14 14095 Barron, Andrew R 635
15 9507 Basta, Michael F 624
16 91727 Spence, Steven L 612
17 7272 Hanford, Robert M 603
18 661672 McCombs, Daniel C 566
19 14425 Schlarb, W L 494
20 84018 Brocks, K Peter 180
EVENT 154 F1H-A1 GLIDER (SO)
Place AMA # Name Score
1 18326 Sifleet, Robert 596
2 14425 Schlarb, W L 582
3 5869 Markos, Charles S 581
4 37452 Brun, Pierre 580
5 102985 Cowley, Martyn B 567
6 23122 Van Nest, Brian J 562
7 35442 Zink, Donald M 553
8 10862 Batiuk, George 518
9 7334 Hines, Lee R 498
10 62927 Matsuno, Chris M 462
11 2222 Pailet, J G 457
12 92567 Boehm, Bernard 455
13 7999 Nippert, Victor M 442
14 9507 Basta, Michael F 420
15 84018 Brocks, K Peter 379
16 7272 Hanford, Robert M 89
AME .049 and .061 engines
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Does anyone have any experience with these engines? If so, what kind of
performance figures can be expected when stock, but broken in?
What modifications to these engines have been successful? Any prop favorites
for 1/2A and F1J? I'm capable of minor machining, polishing, measuring and
changing timing, etc., so please don't withhold anything you may think too
complex. There may be others lurking that would be interested, also.
I know that the Cyclon is the current engine of choice, but I'm looking at
these as an entry level for myself and my kids.
Thermals,
Rey Mazzocco
Evansville, IN
Flagholder of the US team
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Dear Roger,
today was opening cermony of the Junior World Championships at Sezimovo Usti.
It was a magnificant opening ceremony. Every country has to organize a
surprise for the flagholder.
Your clever Teammanager GB produce over night by magic a much more
professional solution than other teams. Here is a photo
http://members.tripod.com/~hxx/cm/1.jpg
She makes a good job for your team and collect some BONUS points - we will
see, if your team can follow her and fly with the eagles.In a few days we
will know more.
AN ( means Mr. Anonym from Sezimovo Usti)
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Roger Morrell
