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News and Reports 2003
SCAT Electronic News 3 March 2003 issue 783
Table of Contents
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MaxMen 2003 - Slobat
Up Coming or Coming Up
CuffMAC Banquet - Adams
Blackmagic Timers and New Palms - Erguner and BlackMagic
F1J - Coleman
The stupid supermax as mentioned by Anselmo Zeri. - Korsgaard
F1B and the TSA - Woodhouse
Anselmo (the urban legend) - Woodhouse
Maxmen International
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Looks like we were going GB an injustice. He sent us the resuts some days
back but because of something in the format they got treated as x-rated
junk mail !! ... sorry about that folks here they are !!
Sanction No. 03-0063 Dates 2/14-16/03
F1A (47 fliers)
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1 J. Parker USA 2520+60+60+300+373=3313
2 M. van Dijk NED 2520+60+60+300+340=3280
3 D. Parker USA 2520+60+60+300+283=3223
4 C. Breeman BEL 2520+60+60+300+215=3155
5 B. Sifleet USA 2520+60+60+300+204=3144
6 V. Beschasny UKR 2520+60+60+300+29=2969
7 T. coussens USA 2520+60+18=2598
8 M. Cowley USA 2520+60+12=2592
9 J. Somer NED 2520+60+6=2586
10 J.Cooper GBR 2516
11 P. Brun USA 2511
12 A. van Eldik NED 2508
13 B. Van Nest USA 2499
13 M. Mc Keever USA 2499
15 B. Coussens (Jr) USA 2486
16 M. Kochkarev RUS 2485
17 T. Tzvetkov USA 2475
18 C. Cusick USA 2463
19 S. Spence USA 2459
20 B. Bauer USA 2446
21 V. Stamov UKR 2442
22 L. Hines USA 2434
23 H. Nyhegn DEN 2427
24 E. Busnelli USA 2425
25 J. Abab SPA 2417
26 I. Schichman ISR 2415
26 S. Limberger LIT 2415
26 T. Secor (Jr) USA 2415
29 C. Edge GBR 2385
30 D. Clark USA 2269
31 R. Puhaaka USA 2366
32 K. Bauer USA 2360
33 M. Fantham GBR 2359
34 H. Diez USA 2358
35 N. Smith USA 2350
36 J. Davis USA 2320
37 P. Alnutt CAN 2306
38 J. Pennington GBR 2302
39 M Moskavich ISR 2229
40 M. Gregorie GBR 2192
41 R. Limberger LIT 2189
42 C. Markos USA 2164
43 D. Oldfield GBR 1857
44 Weisflener ISR 1320
45 P. Kelly USA 877
46 D. Zink USA 360
47 P. Brock USA 213
F1B (49 fliers)
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1 W. Ghio USA 2520+120+120+300=3060
2 O. Kulakovsky UKR 2520+120+120+244=3004
3 P. Ruyter NET 2520+120+120+240=3000
4 A. Burdov RUS 2520+120+120+139=2899
5 J. Lueken USA 2520+120+89=2729
6 B. Biedron USA 2520+120+82=2722
7 B. Booth USA 2520+120+78=2718
8 I. Vichar UKR 2520+120+75=2715
9 R. Blackham AUS 2520+120+70=2710
10 R. Khuziev RUS 2520+120+44=2688
11 R. Tymchek USA 2520+120+14=2654
12 R. Jones (Jr.). USA 2520+63+38=2621
13 E. Gorban IKR 2518
14 A. Andriukov USA 2513
15 R. Cooney USA 2510
16 J. Sessums USA 2506
17 J. Bradley USA 2504
17 P. Van Merkesyn NET 2504
19 R. Morrell USA 2500
19 L. Horak CAN 2500
21 D. Blackham AUS 2495
22 R. Wood USA 2491
23 P. Scheiman (Jr) USA 2483
24 Y. Waltonen FIN 2474
25 P. Crowley USA 2468
26 R. Rohrke USA 2460
27 E. Crins NET 2440
28 R. Felix USA 2438
29 N. Mikheev RUS 2414
30 B. Jensen USA 2413
31 I. Ioerger USA 2340
32 R. Piserchio USA 2306
33 J. Peck USA 2304
34 C. Ackerley CAN 2160
35 J. Mc Glashen CAN 2081
36 C. Jones USA 1872
37 A. Ulm USA 1356
38 J. Clapp USA 1260
38 M. Davis USA 1260
38 D. Meyers USA 1260
38 M. Schroedter USA 1260
42 L. Norvall USA 1250
43 G. Schroedter USA 1233
44 P. Hearbst USA 1230
45 J. Pratt USA 1229
46 M. Woodhouse GBR 1196
47 C. Dorsett USA 1180
48 M. Mulligan USA 1057
49 J. Friebis USA 911
F1C (29 fliers)
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1 E. Keck USA 2520+120+120+300+485=3545
2 R. Archer USA 2520+120+120+300+433=3493
3 N. Poti USA 2520+120+120+300+427=3487
4 D. Chesson USA 2520+120+120+300+388=3448
5 D. Perkins USA 2520+120+120+300+362=3422
6 D. Johannes USA 2520+120+120+300+345=3405
7 G. Morris USA 2520+120+120+300+344=3404
8 B. Servaites USA 2520+120+120+300=3060
9 S. Screen GBR 2520+120+120+262=3022
10 B. Gutai USA 2520+120+116=2756
11 F. Parker USA 2520+98+120=2738
12 P. Watson GBR 2520+120+88=2728
12 K. Happerset USA 2520+120+88=2728
14 E. Verbitsky UKR 2520+120+55=2695
15 R. Mc Burnett USA 2520+102+52=2674
16 M. Roberts USA 2520+120+20=2660
17 D. Joyce USA 2519
18 R. Simpson USA 2510
19 P. Sahlberg USA 2486
20 M. Gwain USA 2484
21 D. Shirley USA 2474
22 E. Carroll USA 2473
23 F. Schlachta CAN 2467
24 T. Kerger USA 1647
25 D. Halliday USA 1260
25 K. Oliver USA 1260
27 B. Johannes USA 1214
28 H. Spence USA 979
29 D. Galbreath USA 180
Max Men Mini 2003
Maxmen International Mini Events Results Sanction 03-0063 Date 2/14/03
F1J (15 Fliers)
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1 B. Servaites USA 600+360+480=1440
2 D. Shirley USA 600+360+459=1419
3 M. Roberts USA 600+360+446=1406
4 N. Poti USA 600+360+440=1404
5 F. Parker USA 600+360+378=1338
6 S. Screen GBR 600+360+254=1214
7 D. Johannes USA 600+337=937
8 B. Gutai MARS 600+334=934
9 E. Carroll USA 600+263=863
10 P. Watson GBR 600+225=825
11 F. Carstens USA 600+170=779
12 W. Ghio USA 600+152=752
13 P. Sahlberg USA 583
14 R. Sahlberg USA 566
15 K. Happersett USA 149
F1H (18 Fliers)
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1 M. Kochkarev RUS 600+300+337=1237
2 M. Mc Keever USA 600+300+248=1148
3 Br. Van Nest USA 600+300+236=1136
4 M. Cowley USA 600+300+229=1129
5 V. Stamov UKR 600+300+213=1113
6 B. Coussens USA 600+300+129=1029
7 V. Beschasny UKR 600+201=801
8 P. Brun USA 600+188=788
9 D. Zink USA 600+185=785
10 J. Cooper GBR 600+165=765
11 B. Sifleet USA 592
12 E. Busnelli USA 573
13 J. Davis USA 567
14 L. Hines USA 555
15 j. Pennington USA 549
16 N. Smith USA 545
17 B. Norton USA 519
18 C. Edge USA 389
F1G (29 Fliers)
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1 G. Schroedter USA 600+300+350=1250
2 B. Booth USA 600+300+289=1187
3 H. Cole USA 600+300+208=1108
4 P. Ruyter NED 600+300+189=1089
5 R. Knuziev RUS 600+272+872
6 E. Forban UKR 600+251=851
7 R. Cooney USA 600+231=831
8 J. Sessum USA 600+212=812
9 W. Gannon USA 600+208=808
10 M. Mulligan USA 600+202=802
11 L. Norval USA 600+197=797
12 R. Wood USA 600+196=796
13 Bob Van Nest USA 600+195=795
14 T. Ioerger USA 600+163=763
15 N. Mikheev RUS 600+150=750
16 I. Vichar UKR 600+131=731
17 A. Peterson USA 600+114=714
18 M. Davis USA 594
19 J. Emery USA 593
20 J. Clapp USA 587
20 C. Jones USA 587
22 B. Davis USA 580
23 R. Jones USA 562
24 J. Pratt USA 556
25 C. Markos USA 552
26 M. Schroedter USA 542
27 P. Brocks USA 511
28 A. Burdov RUS 504
29 P. Crowley USA 455
Up Coming or Coming Up
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SCAT Annual - America's Cup, 8 and 9 March Lost Hills
CuffMAC Banquet
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Jim Adams
The CUFFMAC Banquet will held at Bauducco's Italian Resturant in Moorpark
on March 16.
RSVP before Tuesday March 15 to 805 577 5931
Guest Speaker - David Baker of SAM 1066 from England.
$25 a head with choice of Prime Rib or Salmon Entree
1-2 pm Social Hour, show and tell, No Host Bar
2-3 pm Serving Time
3-3:30 pm Awards presentation
3:30 - 4 Pm Guest Speaker
4-4:30 pm Door prizes and raffle.
Blackmagic Timers and New Palms
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Dear Roger,
My old m100 Palm started giving me problems. I am considering buying a
newer Palm model, however all the newer models are using a new type of
connector called as the "Universal Connector" that normally uses the USB
port of the computer rather than the Serial port. Can these new Palm
Pilots that use the "Universal Connector" be used with the Blackmagic
timers?=20
Specifications for the least expensive model "Zire" clearly indicate
that this unit can not be used with a Serial port. This unit however
does not use the "Universal Connector" anyway. The other newer models
come with the USB type "Universal Connector" but the Serial version of
the cable is available as an accessory.
Thanks!
Omer Erguner
[Omer
I have seen that the Zire does have some serial capability, but I have
not tried to make it work. I hope to do that in due course.
I notice that Palm sells reconsitioned PP from their web site. They have
M100 and M105's for $79. This seems like a good deal for programming your
F1A.
]
F1J
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In response to the proposed rule change in F1J to a 5 second engine run and
the email from Reid Simpson. A 180 second max would be more acceptable than
a reduction in engine run. Best of all .... leave it alone.
The constant changing of the rules and regulations for the power events F1J
and F1P with respect to junior participation will only have the opposite
affect desired. It will only DISCOURAGE Junior participation.
Roger C
The stupid supermax as mentioned by Anselmo Zeri.
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At the European Champs last year in Hungary I did the supermax and dt´ed
down. Piece of cake. In one of the next rounds I dropped three seconds but
lost 120 seconds more from the supermax as a consequence of that strange
rule. I do not understand why I can fly five minutes with all that hard work
of retrieving etc. and then being stolen 120 seconds of really flown time.
Why do we have silly rules that we do not like?? It is bad psycologic .....
Jorgen Korsgaard
F1B flier
F1B and the TSA
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Dave Oldfield and my experiences were similar. Getting in the US wa no
problem. Getting out was another deal. The boxes were opened and examined
then sealed. We were not allowed to assist but at our request we added the
locks after inspection. The gear was AOK when inspected on our return. The
trick seems to be get the stuff on as hand baggage if you can.
Michael J Woodhouse, Norwich, UK.
Anselmo (the urban legend)
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You can blame me. The discussion of the super max was bringing the usual
heated discussion and blame was bring apportioned. Personally I think that
the super max is a contest killer, we should build to a climax not kill off
half the entry at the start. Starting a 14 round with a big flight on the
first day is wrong. If needed we could have at least waited until the next
day ala Beauvior in France. The Blame for the super max was laid at Ian
Kaynes door. When I questioned where the idea came from the information was
that the idea was from you! It would seem that the idea that you proposed
got bent out of shape in the debate. Maybe as you allude we need delegates
who fully understand the requirements and views of the flyers, then ideas
will not get twisted out of shape. The super max is what happens in
committees, one man's horse gets turned by the committee into a camel! For
my own part I would like to see a return to straight threes then, if
circumstances dictate/allow, move up to the five and seven earlier in the
event. Note if circumstances dictate/allow is the governing factor. You
and I know that the majority of European events would work under this
scenario, it is only at places like Lost Hills where we would get to the big
rounds earlier and there the field/weather is appropriate.
Michael J Woodhouse, Norwich, UK.
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Roger Morrell
