SEN-432 June 26 2000
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News and Reports 2000 - First half
SCAT Electronic News 26 June 2000 issue 432
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Ukrainian Indoor modeller - Chaussebourg
Help!- Bradley
E-mails - Summersby
Field out Wawayanda - Barron
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Ukrainian Indoor modeller
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Dear Roger,
Can you pass this message from Oleh KORNIYCHUK from UKRAINE.
Oleh is "fond of Indoor aeromodel F1D".
He would like to "have addresses of Jim RICHMOND, Larry COSLICK and =
Steve BROWN and correspond with them"
His address and e-mail are:
KORNIYCHUK Oleh
Levanevskogo st. dom. 16 kv.16
25005 KIROVOGRAD
UKRAINE
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Thank you for him.
Regards
Pierre
Help!
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If anybody has a E-mail Address for Valdemar Coffey in Argentina I would
certainly appreciate it. If he can't be contacted VIA E-mail can someone
pass a message to him for me. I need for him to resend me his carbon fiber
order. I would be most grateful for any help.
Jim Bradley
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E-mails
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Roger,
Can sombody out there help me with some e-mail address please.
Koei Tsuda and Shigeru Kanegawa both Japan FIC flyers.
Field out Wawayanda
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The field in Wawayanda, New York, has now been purchased and is
available for essentially year-round Free Flight use. The Wawayanda
field (also known as the Flying Barrons Free Flight Field) is leased to
Shuback Farms for the growing and farming of commercial sod.
It is a good time of year to fly there. The Barron/Shuback sod is
recently cut. The adjoining grass fields of Ford are cut, and the
corn is short (maybe a foot high) with grass between each row.
Send This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. an email if you want to come check it out,
practice fly, or if you plan to come to a contest, such as the one
announced below.
Motorcyles and cars are permitted to assist in retrieval, restricted
to the relatively abundant farm roads. Golf carts may also be used and
they are permitted on the sod.
With 278 acres owned by Barron Field, LLC, 340 acres owned by Dean Ford
and Sons, and 200 acres owned by Robert Ford and Sons, overall these
fields (to the west of the canal) total 818 acres. [A square mile has 600+
acres.] There is comparable size on the east side of the canal, and we
have permission to use also the sod field there owned by Shuback. For
really long flights (e.g. Mulvihill), it is hard to imagine a better site
east of the Missippi, because (though cut up somewhat by trees
along the streams and canal) the fields continue for several miles to the
northeast, east, and south, with a reasonable supply of farm roads.
Moreover, this whole black dirt region of Orange County, New York is very
flat. Also there are no power lines for several miles.
The name Flying Barrons (other than reference to a certain WW-I ace)
goes back to newspaper reports on Bryton, Ella, Bebe, and Roger Barron
and their extensive travel to free-flight contests everywhere east of the
Missippi in the 1950s. Roger and his wife Gayle and present Barron flyers
Andrew, Carol, and (Bryton's Great-Grandkids) John, Peter, Timothy,
Michelle, and Julie have roles in the acquisition.
Below are directions to the field.
Also given below is the Free Flight Challenge announcement for October
28-29. The FAI portion represents a continuation of the America's Cup
contest, the Skyscraper International FAI Challenge which dates back to
1966 and has run continuously (except for a few recent years when
Galeville was lost). Affirmation of its continuing America's Cup status
is pending.
> Directions:
>
> From New York city, take I-87 to Highway 17 to exit 123
> (Middletown), west Route 17M for 3.5 miles,
> to Orange County Route 12, then go south 6.3 miles.
> Field is on the left at Grain Silo.
> [Approximately one hour from the Tappan Zee bridge.]
>
> From New England and from upper New York, take I-84 to
> exit 3, Route 17M, go east 1.5 miles, then south on
> Orange County Route 12. Field is on the left.
> [Approximately thirty minutes from Newburg.]
>
> From Western New York take Route 17 to I-84, south 3 miles
> to exit 3, Route 17M, go east 1.5 miles, then south on Orange
> County Route 12. Field is on the left.
>
> From Pennsylvania and points south, take I-84 to exit 2,
> go six miles east on County Route 1, then one mile north on
> County Route 12. Field is on right at the Grain Silo.
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> ________________________________________________________________
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> BRYTON BARRON MEMORIAL FREE FLIGHT CHALLENGE
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> October 28-29, 2000
>
> Barron and Ford Fields
> Wawayanda, New York
> Orange County Route 12
>
> Skyscraper FAI Challenge
>
> Saturday Oct 28, F1A, F1B, F1C
> 180 second maxes
> [In advance of a round the CD may post extension to 240 seconds
> for potential tie-breaker purposes beginning with first round;
> may shorten to 150 seconds if wind becomes strong.]
> 7 rounds starting at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:30, 3:00.
> [Note that the afternoon rounds are 90 minutes each.]
> Flyoff, if necessary, starting at 4:30.
>
> Sunday Oct 29, F1G, F1H, F1J
> 120 second maxes.
> 5 rounds starting at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00,
> with 1/2 hour overlaps.
> Flyoff, if necessary, starting at 1:00.
>
> Skyscraper AMA and Nostalgia Challenge
>
> Saturday Oct 28, 8:00am - 5:00pm, awards at 5:15pm
> 1/2 A Gas
> Hand Launch Glider
> P-30
> Moffet
> ABC Nostalgia
> Pee Wee 30
>
> Sunday Oct 29, 8:00am - 2:00pm, awards at 2:15pm
> Dawn Unlimited 7:30am
> ABC Gas
> Catapult Glider
> Mulvihill
> 1/2 A Nostalgia
> Dakota
>
> Contest Directors:
> FAI:
> Art Ellis, 203-453-1850, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
> 80 Denison Drive, Guilford, CT 06437
>
> AMA and Nostalgia:
> Alan Abriss, 718-275-6362 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
> 94-20 66th Avenue, Forest Hills, NY 11374
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> Host: Andrew Barron, 203-248-5386, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
> 5 Oliver Drive, North Haven, CT 06473
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> Motorized Vehicles:
> Restricted to farm roads and designated grass areas at slow
> speeds. The farm roads are sufficient to be close to model
> for launch and retrieval. No motorized vehicles on commercial
> sod.
>
> Anticipated Contest size: 50 participants.
> Possibly a dozen more if museum
> or school groups come from Connecticut.
>
> Note: In 2001 and subsequent years the Barron Memorial Challenge
> may move to early June (when the winter grasses are cut and the
> corn is short). This will free the post-harvest (October or
> November) dates for a second contest such as the Skyscraper
> Annual if it wishes to move back from Maryland.
>
> Hotels: Days Inn on 17M in Middletown, exit 3 off I-84.
> Price approximately $70 - $80. Good quality.
> Global Budget Inn of America on 17M, also exit 3 off I-84.
> Price between $50 - $60. Reasonable quality, though
> Credit card does not guarantee room with late arrival.
> Holiday Inn at exit 4 off I-84, exit 122 off Highway 17.
> Hampton Inn at exit 4 off I-84, exit 122 off Highway 17
> Other Hotels at exit 5 off I-84.
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NFFS Publications
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Dave,
In my latest copy of the Digest is Bob McLinden's email:
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If no response, try the editor, Chris Weinreich. His
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Hope this helps.
Lee
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As I said in the last issue we are moving to a new server, this together
with some network problems at my ISP and some unexpected
travel, which is not yet over has caused some interruptions in service.
It make take til next weekend to resi\olve all of these issues.
..................
Roger Morrell
