SCAT Electronic News 19 Feb 2001 issue 546
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SCAT Electronic News 19 Feb 2001 issue 546
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MaxMen International Results
Closed loop controls - Kaynes
Grass for Lost Hills - Wagner
Sense of the sensors - Andresen
MaxMen International Results
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Great weather, great contest - went straight to the 7 min fly off round,
major events decided in the 9 minute round.
Mini events results tomorrow.
F1A
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PLACE F1A CONTESTANT CTRY 15 16 Total
1 STAMOV, VICTOR USA 420 349 3349
2 PARKER, JIM USA 420 324 3324
3 BREEMAN, CENNY BEL 420 319 3319
4 VAN NEST, BRIAN USA 381 2961
5 BARRON, ANDREW USA 308 2888
6 HINES, LEE USA 204 2784
7 AVOLLONE, MICHAEL USA 196 2776
8 SPENCE, STEVE USA 184 2764
9 COUSSENS, BEN USA 161 2741
10 CUSICK, CRAIG USA 0 2580
11 ALLNUTT, PETER CAN 2571
12 OLDFIELD, D.J. GBR 2571
13 BAUER, KEN USA 2555
14 ABERLENC, FREDRIC FRA 2551
15 TRACHEZ, M. BERNARD FRA 2543
16 BRUN, PIERRE USA 2539
17 PARKER, DALLAS USA 2533
18 BRADLEY, JIM USA 2523
19 KULMAKKO, KIMMO FIN 2522
20 NYHEGN, HENNIG DEN 2517
21 COUSSENS, TOM USA 2505
22 CARTER,JOHN GBR 2503
23 MC KEEVER, MIKE USA 2499
24 LENARTOWITZ, Z CAN 2462
25 DAVIS, JON USA 2456
26 MARKOS, CHUCK USA 2455
27 TZVETKOV, TZVETAN ? 2452
28 COWLEY, MARTYN USA 2423
29 JOYCE, KATE USA 2376
30 ABAD, JAVIER USA 2371
31 BROCKS, PETER USA 2296
32 SMITH, NORM USA 2294
33 TERZIAN, FRED USA 2234
34 BARRON, PETER USA 2221
35 LIVOTTO, JUAN USA 2220
36 KOZLYUK, DMITRO USA 2193
37 BARRON, JOHN USA 1857
38 BESCHASNY, VASSILY UKR 1817
39 PUHAKKA, RISTO USA 1313
40 COUSSENS, STEPHEN USA 1266
41 GERAGHTY, STEVE USA 1257
42 IOERGER, ROD USA 1255
43 HERNANDEZ, R 998
44 DIEZ, HECTOR USA 985
45 BUDDENBOHM, STAN USA 613
46 GUNDER, AUSTIN USA 520
47 MATTERN, STEVE USA 0
F1B
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PLACE F1B CONTESTANT CTRY 15 16 Total
1 GHIO, WALT USA 420 426 3426
2 ANDRUIKOV, ALEX USA 420 420 3420
3 FITCH, JERRY USA 420 417 3417
4 BURDOV, AUDREY RUS 420 386 3386
5 RUYTER, PIM NETH 420 379 3379
6 PEERS, R ENG 420 378 3378
7 NORVALL, LARRY USA 420 357 3357
8 GORBAN, EVGENY UKR 420 356 3356
9 MORRELL, ROGER USA 420 338 3338
10 ROWSELL, DOUG USA 420 329 3329
11 BLACKAM, RICHARD AUS 420 320 3320
12 CROWLEY, PAUL USA 420 320 3320
13 LUEKEN, JIM USA 420 313 3313
14 SCHROEDTER, GEORGE USA 420 290 3290
15 JENSEN, DANE USA 420 285 3285
16 KIBORI, MITSUO JPN 420 0 3000
17 BEN ITZHAK, ITZHAK ISR 397 2977
18 BARBERIS, DIDIER FRA 357 2937
19 WOOD, DICK USA 313 2893
20 JENSEN, BLAKE USA 308 2888
21 ULM, AL USA 231 2811
22 TYMCHEK, BOB USA 2577
23 WOODHOUSE, MIKE GBR 2576
24 KULAKOVSKY, OLEG UKR 2575
25 ASLETT, BERNARD GBR 2574
26 HANNAH, BRUCE USA 2568
27 DAVIS, EVAN USA 2564
28 BLACKAM, DON AUS 2563
29 BOGACH, PAVAL UKR 2562
30 BOOTH, BILL USA 2560
31 VIVCHAR, IGOR UKR 2553
32 ACKERLY, CAMERON CAN 2551
33 DAVIS, MIKE USA 2548
34 BILLAM, JOHN GBR 2545
35 MEYERS, DICK USA 2541
36 NELSON, ELMER USA 2538
37 PISCHERIO, BOB USA 2535
38 SIEFERT, MICHAEL GER 2524
39 VAN MERKESTYN, PIETNETH 2520
40 LAIRD, TOM USA 2510
41 MEUSBURGER, HAROLD AUT 2510
42 SESSUMS, JOHN USA 2496
43 HORAK, LADISLAV USA 2488
44 JENSEN, GENE USA 2480
45 SIEFERT, ROLF GER 2437
46 MC GLASHEN, JERRY USA 2424
47 HATAZAWA, TOSHI USA 2419
48 KENT, GEOFF GBR 2404
49 HERBST, PAUL USA 2395
50 FRIEBIS, JOE USA 2365
51 DORSETT, CHARLES USA 2328
52 SALZER, KLAUS AUT 2318
53 GIBBINS, BILL USA 2102
54 ROHRKE, RICH USA 2022
55 COONEY, RALPH USA 1966
56 CRITCHLOW, BOB USA 1795
57 AVOLLONE, EDWIN USA 1527
58 KOLIC, IVAN YUG 1379
59 GUNDER, TAYLOR USA 1251
60 MATTERN, STEVE USA 1142
61 AVOLLONE, ANTHONE USA 1122
62 MC GUCKIN, DEREK USA 1013
63 MULLIGAN, MIKE USA 983
64 IOERGER, TOM USA 687
65 PRATT, JOHN USA 684
66 BRODERSON, HARDY USA 0
F1C
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PLACE F1C CONTESTANT CTRY 15 16 Total
1 HAPPERSETT, KENNY USA 420 411 3471
2 VERBITSKY, EUGENE UKR 420 0 3060
3 MC BURNETT, RON USA 414 3054
4 MORRIS, GIL USA 406 3046
5 KECK, ED USA 390 3030
6 SPENCE, HENRY USA 388 3028
7 OLIVER, KEN USA 379 3019
8 WATSON, PETER GBR 373 3013
9 GUTAI, BOB USA 366 3006
10 WARREN, JOHN USA 320 2960
11 MEANNO, GUY ? 301 2941
12 SIMPSON, REID USA 269 2909
13 SCREEN, STAFFORD GBR 157 2797
14 CARROLL, ED USA 2612
15 POTI, NORM USA 2608
16 CUTHBERT, JOHN GBR 2606
17 ROBERTS, MIKE USA 2606
18 PARKER, FAUST USA 2588
19 SIMPSON, ROGER USA 2553
20 JOYCE, DOUG USA 2526
21 GINDER, FRED USA 2457
22 PERKINS, DARYL USA 2445
23 BRODERSON, HARDY USA 2431
24 SILBERSTEIN, URI ? 2420
25 KANAGAWA, SHIGERO JPN 2391
26 STILES, CHARLIE USA 2259
27 GEWAIN, MATT USA 2035
28 ARCHER, RANDY USA 1296
29 KERGER, TERRY USA 1274
30 HALLIDAY, DAVID USA 920
31 SERVAITES, BUCKY USA 198
32 GALBREATH, DOUG USA 0
33 JOHANNES, DAVID USA 0
34 ROUNSAVILLE, DAVE USA 0
35 WATERMAN, BOB USA 0
Closed loop controls
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Roger
I have just been catching up with a batch of ScatEN and was deciding that I
would need to write to say that the 2001 edition of the sporting code is
now on the FAI web site and contains the closed loop rule wording.
Now Jim Bradley has put it exactly right so all I need say is that I agree
exactly with Jim's interpretation.
Ian Kaynes
Grass for Lost Hills
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Roger, In relation to the grass variety for Lost Hills, The idea of going
to the local ag service is the way to go. There are special grasses that
reseed themselves, similar to the grasses at Galeville. All that is necessary
is to cut them maybe once a year if needed. The galeville field was very dry
in a lot of areas due to the heat radiated from the runways in the summer,
You could fry eggs on that concrete. But after the Skyscrapers cleaned out
the brush and cut everything, it was amazing how the grasses came back after
not being taken care of for over 45 years, they became dense and thick in a
little over a year, choking everything else out. I would believe some thing
similar to those varieties would be available in the Lost Hill area. I will
drop $100 into the kitty for the grass seed. You don't have to put all this
in the newsletter, just let however know I am willing to help with a few
bucks. regards, Joe
Sense of the sensors
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Roger,
I was wondering what all the lawyers were going to do when the estate tax is
dropped. They have job security in the FF arena.
Was going to point out that a number of passive sensors (as opposed to
active ones which are banned in certain applications) are available. I had
heard that thermocouples which generate electrons in response to a
temperature difference were passive while a thermistor is active as it
requires electricity from an external source to produce a signal.
Britannica.com and the Instrument Society of America take the opposite view,
while the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers are 180deg out
and agree with what I'd always heard.
Peter K Stein, major autority in such matters thinks the terms active and
passive are useless and confusing. He has used self-generating & similar
terms for decades.
Whether active or passive, its for sure the FAI will ban it despite what the
rule states.
Enjoy MM (Max Men)
H
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Roger Morrell
