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SEN 6 June 2006 issue 1011
Table of Contents
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Big Al's Shootout - F1B Walt
Three Magnificent Men - Deloach
Looking for Vidas
Flying at Baikonur, Kazakhstan?
RE: Winged Shadow Systems Altimeter
21 gun salute from the Admiral - Dukie
Muncie Fishing
Vilim Kmoc Memorial
Peter's Big AL drama & good lessons - Leepa
1/2 a Starduster
Foreigners at World Cup Contests
Wake video original links
Haught Stuff for Sale at Intercities Meet
SkyScraper International Challenge results plus EUSFFC notice- Barron
F1E and PalmPilots - Sifleet
Big Al's Shootout
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F1A RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 RD 6 RD 7 FO 1 TOTAL
1 Mike McKeever 210 180 180 180 180 180 180 277 1567
2 Jim Parker 210 180 180 180 180 180 180 276 1566
3 Mike Thompson 210 180 180 180 180 180 180 272 1562
4 Ernesto Busnelli 210 180 180 180 180 180 139 1249
5 Norm Smith 160 180 180 118 180 180 180 1178
6 Rene Limberger 210 180 103 180 180 180 129 1162
7 Pierre Brun 210 180 180 38 180 180 180 1148
8 Peter Brocks 210 180 180 180 76 135 180 1141
9 Lee Hines 143 180 180 77 180 180 180 1120
10 Risto Puhakka 210 180 180 180 148 75 117 1090
11 Randy Weiler 210 180 69 180 123 180 113 1055
12 Hector Diez 101 180 139 180 153 180 42 975
13 Daniel Protheroe 86 180 27 121 180 180 180 954
14 Ben Coussens 70 0 180 159 148 180 115 852
15 Ken Bauer 83 180 180 30 130 180 0 783
16 Don Zink 206 180 180 58 0 0 0 624
17 Logan Tetrick 210 180 180 28 0 0 0 598
18 Tyler Secor 210 180 180 0 0 0 0 570
19 Brian VanNest 210 66 180 0 0 0 0 456
F1B RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 RD 6 RD 7 FO 1 TOTAL
1 George Batiuk 210 180 180 180 180 180 180 1290
2 Alex Andriukov 210 148 180 180 180 180 180 1258
3 Richard Wood 210 180 180 180 180 180 129 1239
4 Roger Morrell 196 180 180 180 127 180 180 1223
5 Blake Jensen 210 180 180 180 180 106 180 1216
6 Michael Davis 210 95 174 180 180 154 180 1173
7 Jack Emery 210 180 180 160 180 145 0 1055
8 Jerry Peck 121 180 180 175 143 180 0 979
9 Joel Raymond 210 180 146 180 180 0 0 896
10 Bob Piserchio 198 180 180 0 0 0 0 558
11 Allen Ulm 210 180 85 0 0 0 0 475
12 Rick Rohrke 61 180 174 0 0 0 0 415
F1C RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 RD 6 RD 7 FO 1 TOTAL
1 Randy Archer 240 180 180 180 180 180 180 501 1821
2 Dick Mathis 240 180 180 180 180 180 180 459 1779
3 Ron McBurnett 240 180 180 180 180 180 180 272 1592
4 Matt Gewain 240 180 180 180 180 169 180 1309
5 Roger Simpson 240 180 180 180 180 180 160 1300
6 Jeff Ellington 204 180 180 180 180 180 162 1266
7 Kenny Happersett 156 180 180 180 114 180 0 990
8 Lynn Pulley 240 153 180 180 136 0 0 889
9 Terry Kerger 240 180 180 180 104 0 0 884
10 Don Chesson 240 180 180 152 0 0 0 752
11 Doug Joyce 240 103 97 0 180 0 0 620
12 Mike Roberts 240 180 161 0 0 0 0 581
13 Guy Menanno 240 139 180 0 0 0 0 559
14 Daryl Perkins 157 0 0 0 0 0 0 157
15 Edward Carroll 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 19
F1P RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 FO1 FO2 FO3 TOTAL
1 Cody Secor 128 180 180 0 0 0 0 488
F1G RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 FO1 FO2 FO3 TOTAL
1 Peter Brocks 120 120 120 120 120 180 180 132 1092
2 Jack Emery 120 120 120 120 120 180 180 0 960
3 Tiffaney O'Dell 120 120 120 120 120 180 143 923
4 Mark Belfield 120 120 120 120 120 180 103 883
5 Bob VanNest 120 120 120 120 120 64 664
6 Richard Wood 94 82 74 120 59 429
7 Kurt VanNest 120 120 0 0 0 240
F1H RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 FO1 FO2 FO3 TOTAL
1 Jim Parker 120 120 120 120 120 180 780
2 Mike McKeever 120 120 120 120 120 109 709
3 Brian VanNest 120 120 120 120 120 73 673
4 Mike Thompson 120 120 120 120 120 37 637
5 Norm Smith 120 120 120 0 0 360
6 Mike Szura 120 63 96 0 0 279
F1J RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 FO1 FO2 FO3 TOTAL
1 Terry Kerger 120 120 120 120 120 600
2 Randy Archer 120 120 120 120 120 600
3 Dave Rounsanville 120 120 120 120 72 552
4 Randy Secor 120 120 120 120 8 488
5 Mike Roberts 120 0 0 0 0 120
6 Dave Parsons 110 0 0 0 0 110
F1E RD 1 RD 2 RD 3 RD 4 RD 5 RD6 RD7 RD8 TOTAL
1 Brian VanNest 120 120 118 22 118 111 50 92 648.06 751
2 Peter Brocks 59 52 120 93 50 106 68 86 565.93 634
3 Dave Parsons 81 120 33 52 90 28 120 109 552.4 633
4 Ed Carroll 33 52 73 44 49 62 49 40 353.88 402
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2006 Bissonnette Memorial Contest Report
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First off I would like to thank all the flyers, flyers wives
and supporters who helped with the timing of the flyoffs and
Big Al's Shootout. Without your help we would not have had
a successful contest. Also a big thank you for Ron
McBurnett who had made up and sold Bissonnette Memorial T-
Shirts.
Friday afternoon the four F1E contestants had excellent
conditions flying from the North end of the hill. Brian
VanNest started out the contest with two maxes and held the
lead through out the contest. It was a very close
competition between Peter Brocks and Dave Parsons for second
and third place. Peter won out by one second. Ed Carroll
flew his first F1E contest and enjoyed the experience.
Friday evening the Champagne Flyoff Contest for F1ABC
started out with good conditions and then the Lost Hills
breeze started up. Most of the flyers lost interest in
flying and it was decided to not have the flyoff flights.
Several flyers did continue with Dick Mathis making seven
maxes in F1C and Randy Weiler 8 seconds down from a perfect
score in F1A. They did enjoy the champagne.
We woke up to a very pleasant Saturday morning. Light winds
and big thermals made for great flying conditions during the
morning rounds. In the afternoon the conditions turned a
little turbulent along with big thermals. The light winds
along with periods of gusty winds made for difficult
conditions. Matt Gwain was flying his new F1C folder model
with excellent results.
Three F1A flyers and three F1C flyers maxed out and made the
flyoff. In F1B only George Batiuk made the seven maxes.
Alex Andriukov came in second and Richard Wood third.
Cody Secor was the only entry in F1P. I will continue to
hold this Junior event in the future to help promote it.
The breeze was starting to pick up at 5pm when the flyoffs
were scheduled to start and a decision was made to hold off
the rest of the flyoffs till Sunday morning. They would be
incorporated with Big Al's Shootout.
The Shootout started as planned at 6:30 AM with a very light
drift to the East. The format is a ten-minute flying
window, with ten minutes between events to organize the
timers. High time in F1A for the first round was 277
seconds by Mike McKeever. A very close second and third was
Jim Parker at 276 seconds and Michael Thompson at 272
seconds. In the second round Mike, Jim and Michael made the
300 second max which made Mike McKeever the winner. The
Saturday contest was decided by these flights with Mike
winning out over Jim and Michael.
In F1B Bob Piserchio make 418 seconds for the high time in
the first round with Bob Tymchek second with a flight of 397
seconds. In the second round Bob Tymchek made 360 seconds
for a total of 757 seconds and the win. Bob Piserchio
flight was 240 seconds with a total of 658 seconds for
second place. Alex Andriukov came in third with a total of
575 seconds.
F1C was interesting in that Randy Archer and Roger Simpson
were flying folder models. Randy had a flight of 501
seconds for high time in the first round. Roger's flight
was 465 seconds and both Lynn Pulley and Dick Mathis making
459 seconds. In the second round Randy did not fly. Roger
and Lynn made the 360 second max for first and second place.
Dick Mathis was seven seconds short of the max for third
place. The Saturday contest was decided by these flight
with Randy winning. Dick was second and Ron McBurnett
third.
The Shootout is a take off of the Champagne flyoffs that
were held at Taft in the 70's and 80's. Again, it was well
received by the contestants and will be held again next
year.
The F1GHJ contest started on time at 10am. Big thermals
were taking some of the small models on long flights. At
the end of the day four flyers had maxed out in F1G and F1H.
F1G flyer Mark Belfield flying in his very first contest was
one of those who had maxed out. In F1J Randy Archer and
Terry Kerger were the only two to make the flyoff and
decided to hold the flyoff at a later date. It was decided
that the flyoff window would be five minutes and that the
flight time for the first round was 180 seconds. F1H was
held first with Jim Parker the only flyer making the max.
Mike McKeever was second and Brian VanNest third. All four
flyers made the max in F1G. In the second flyoff round Mark
made 103 seconds for fourth place and Tiffaney O'Dell made
143 seconds for third place. Jack Emery and Peter Brocks
made the max and both lost their models. Jack decided to
give up the chase and go home due to a planned trip the next
day. Peter made a flight of 132 seconds for the win. Peter
stayed over till Monday and went looking for his F1G model.
With the help of the transmitter he was able to find it
approximately six miles from the flight line.
Three Magnificent Men
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Another weekend contest another maxout, and champagne flyoff..right?
Think again.
The Magnificent Mountain Men Annual 14-Rounder was born in 1979. Since that
time, only THREE sportsmen have ever posted a perfect 14-round maxout.
Ask Jim Bradley (1988), George Batiuk (2001), and Pete McQuade (2004) about
it sometime. How did they do it? And how rewarding was the experience?
Maybe the other 400+ entries who tried and came up short were too distracted
by our distant snow-capped peaks or the pronghorn antelope on MMM's 35
square-mile field.
Are you up to the challenge? "America's Toughest Contest" (on America's most
beautiful field) is June 30 - July 2. E-mail us for a flyer:
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Looking for Vidas
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Hi.
Please, if somebody have the Vidas Nikolajevas e-mail
or phone number in USA , please it tell me.
Thank you
Hernan Alarcon
In response to the above in SEN 1007, you might try the following =
e-mail address for Vidas Nikolajevas.
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This is the last know address I had for him.
Good Luck .....Don Simpkins
Flying at Baikonur, Kazakhstan?
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I am on the US Spacemodeling World Championship team to compete in the World
Spacemodeling Champs at Baikonur, Kazakhstan, in late September this year.
I have gotten the impression that FF comps are also flown there
occasionally.
Have any of our wide-flung community flown there or know people that have
flown there?
TIA!
Greg Stewart
P.S. After rockets this summer, I'm back to FF next year!
RE: Winged Shadow Systems Altimeter
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Printed on System : aeromodel dot com for scat
of the cross-section of the Soaring Circuits RAM2 altitude recorder and less
than 1/3 of it's thickness.
I personally have not used it... I'm on the US S8E/P Rocket Glider
Spacemodeling Team and had sent it off to one of my teammates so he could
get some altitudes on some of his boosts. He liked it a lot and will be
buying his own, so I've gotten it back.
I'll be flying it (and comparing it to the RAM2 unit) later this month.
Greg Stewart
21 gun salute from the Admiral
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Roger
I got word from Nelson that the new 19's and 21's are coming out again, soon.
Anyone interested should let me know and get in line.
Thx
Dukie
Mincie Fishing
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Flying F1A at Muncie
I enjoyed Peter Brock's narrative of his F1G fly-away at Lost Hills so I
thought to share a similar experience at Muncie a few weeks ago at the Hoosier
Cup. As the rounds went into the late morning, the evidence of a strong
thermal building was obvious by the stunts my F1A was performing while circle
towing. When the time was right, I made a less-than-artful launch (it looped
instead of bunting), but the air was right and soon the model was soaring
higher than any seen up to that time. The DT went at 3:09, but the stab did
not go all the way and the model started a tight loop, sometimes sideways and
sometimes vertical. However, it was coming down slowly, but right over the
biggest of the temporary ponds on the field. I was hoping it would stay up
just long enough to avoid the water. When it was less than 50 meters up, the
thermal strengthened and slowly took the looping model up and away; a speck in
the sky after about 20 minutes total flight. I was on my bike but couldn't
follow it through the woods.
After returning to the flight line, I assembled my Walston receiver and got
a strong signal, indicating the model was still airborne after 30 minutes.
I appointed the timers to record the scores on the tally sheet so I could
temporarily abandon my CD responsibility to start a search with the help of
Paul Masterman and a map of the Muncie area. The main concern for retrieval
was the reservoir about 3 miles to the south of the lauch site, the direction
in which the model was last seen traveling. A bit of dead-reckoning led to a
cross-road off US-35 and a mile of travel to the east. What a relief when
we got out of the car and turned on the receiver. The signal indicated less
than =C2=BD-mile to the model. After a bit of triangulation, we talked to some
friendly locals to get permission to search through the rough between the
plowed fields. The model was spotted by Paul about 40 ft up in a tree. Less than
30 minutes had expired since we left the International Aeromodeling Center
for the search. For once, my long pole was able to knock the model out of
the tree without damage. Curiously, it descended in a proper F1A DT spin.
Nonetheless, it was put away for the rest of the day for an intense diagnosis
and cure when I got home.
The landing spot was less than a half mile from the aforementioned reservoir.
Chuck Markos
Vilim Kmoc Memorial
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Hi all!If anyone is interested to participate,please read.
4th Vilim Kmoch Memorial
FAI Free flight World cup contest F1A, F1B, F1C
Open international F1H (Alpe-Adria-Donava cup)
Organizer: Modelarski Klub Zapresic and Aeroclub Karlovac
www.mk-z.hr
Contest date: 24.06. 2006. F1A category
25.06. 2006. F1B, F1C, F1H categories
Contest area: Bjelopolje (town Korenica) Croatia.
Flying field is approximately 3 km x 5 km flat
grass area without obstacles.
Bjelopolje is about 180 km from Zagreb, 320 km from
Graz (Austria), 230 km from
Trieste (Italy), 500 km from Budapest (Hungary).
From all directions high-speed motorways are available.
Maps: From Korenica follow the main road straight to Bjelopolje.
At Bjelopolje turn left to the
direction for Donji Lapac (FAI sign). After several
kilometers (~5 km) at second FAI sign
turn right in to the flying field and follow signs to the
camping - registration site.
All maps can be found at web site
Accommodation: Camping on flying field is possible, free of charge, allowed
only at marked place.
(Please follow marks FAI to the camping area)
"Hotel Macola" Korenica (5 km from flying field)
www.macola.hr
Plitvicka jezera (National park with several hotels, 20 km
from flying field)
www.np-plitvicka-jezera.hr
Apartments:
www.apartmani-hrvatska.com (search: Korenica)
Entry fee: F1A, F1B, F1C, 35 EURO per category, additional
category 15 EURO.
F1H competitors 25 EURO.
Entry fee covers all competition taxes, Saturday evening banquet, food
and drinks on contest day at flaying field.
Awards: Trophy for the top three competitors in the individual listing in=
each competition class.
Protest: Must be presented to contest Jury in written form.
Protest fee: 30 EURO
Entry application: Each competitor must have a valid FAI license (license
must be shown at registration)
All entry applications must arrive until 17. 06. 2006.
Please write your name, surname, competition category,
FAI license number, Organization (model club), country,
please write a note if you are junior competitor.
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Contact persons: Robert Lesko + 385 91 3308 077 (English language)
Damir Kosir + 385 91 5575 811 (German language)
Mario Omrcen +385 959048255 (english langague)
* These telephone numbers will be opened during competition. For any
additional info or assistance please fell free to contact.
*We welcome all timekeepers. For timekeepers banquet is free of charge.
*Banquet fee for non competitors (helpers, etc.) is 15 EURO.
*All news and updates will be announced on MKZ web site www.mk-z.hr
Program:
23.06.2006 Friday
Arriving and free practice
18:00 - 21:00 Registration for all categories at "Hotel Macola" Korenica.
24.06.2006 Saturday
F1A contest day
Opening: 08:45
1. Round: 9:00 - 9:55 (max 240 sec.)
2. Round: 10:00 - 10:55 (max 180 sec.)
3. Round: 11:00 - 11:55 (max 180 sec.)
4. Round: 12:00 - 12:55 (max 180 sec.)
5. Round: 13:00 - 13:55 (max 180 sec.)
6. Round: 14:00 - 14:55 (max 180 sec.)
7. Round: 15:00 - 15:55 (max 180 sec.)
1. fly-off: 17:00 - 17:10 (max 300 sec.)
2. fly-off: 18:00 - 18:10
Prize giving ceremony will be held at "Hotel Macola" during the Banquet.
19:00 - 20:00 Registration for F1B, F1C, F1H categories at "Hotel Macola" Korenica.
20:00 Banquet for all competitors and timekeepers at Hotel Macola (Korenica)
25.06.2006 Sunday
F1B, F1C, F1H contest day
1. Round: 9:00 - 9:55 (max 240 sec.)
2. Round: 10:00 - 10:55 (max 180 sec.)
3. Round: 11:00 - 11:55 (max 180 sec.)
4. Round: 12:00 - 12:55 (max 180 sec.)
5. Round: 13:00 - 13:55 (max 180 sec.)
6. Round: 14:00 - 14:55 (max 180 sec.)
7. Round: 15:00 - 15:55 (max 180 sec.)
1. fly-off: 17:00 - 17:10 (max 300 sec.)
2. fly-off: 18:00 - 18:10
*Maximum flight time for F1H category is 120 sec. for all rounds!!
Prize giving ceremony will be held at Camping area after fly-off rounds.
~ Departure
Looking forward seeing you in Bjelopolje.
--
Best regards,
Mario Omecen
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ICQ:117468512
[Great Instructions, Mario, Believe me I was tempted, but could not
think of pretext to be in Europe that week, .. maybe next year ?]
Peter's Big AL drama & good lessons
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Yes Peter,
Turning on the receiver was the key word in my mind as I read
your Coupe's retrieval story. Of course timing the duration of
signal is quite useful, as you stated.
IF I had even taken my rcvr last Sept when chasing my
AL STAR F1A glider[DTed!]in huge lift, I might have been
able to rescue it before it was consumed by the brushfire,
where it almost surely had DTed into the burning acreage!
BTW, A $1000 error, obviously.
Now my rule is to turn on my rcvr when retrieving my comp flights.
I feel almost sheepish, as I have no drama flights to relate from
the Big AL event...I flew, missed 2 maxes, did not have any
damage, put the birds back in nest, went home...boring!
But I do have a tag line: My replacement AL STAR trimmed
out ready for prime time today...in 4 flights!
Also boring!
What to do now?
Twiddle my fingers?
No, I am making 12" span CLGs for the NATS FUN FLY[plug].
They are harder to adjust than A2s!
Ciao from,
the Leeper,
just your average, everyday, receiver carrier
1/2 a Starduster
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Hi:
I am in the process of covering and finishing a 1/2 a original kit of
Starduster.
Having no plans (I received the model structure only) no idea about any
warps for a hi trhust model or power incidence, or trimming procedure.
I know is one of the most famous power model, but no experience.
Any help will be welcome.
Also my salutes to my friend Koei Tsuda from Japan.
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Foreigners at World Cup Contests
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Roger's "Tale of Two Contests" was interesting, articulating his
experience with the designated timer per pole system which is
used in Europe and probably on other continents as well. In the
States, with the exception of the Finals, we use a gentlemen's
agreement approach and time each other.
The designated timer per pole drawbacks are the quality of timers
and pole overloading (with more than four fliers).
As FAI encourages foreign participation at World Cup events, it
should also consider the means to accommodate such fliers.
Some possibilities are:
First, allow foreigners to time as well. Family members or friends
who might accompany a foreign competitor frequently have con-
siderable free flight exposure as well as timing experience. Another
pool of potential timers are foreigner who might be flying on another
day. (The entry fees could be skipped in uch cases).
Second, encourage organizers to designate, in advance, a liaison
or liaisons with the foreign fliers. Foreign language knowledge is a
prerequisite, obviously. The liaison(s) should be on the flying line
during the whole contest, assuring that the organizer's instructions
are well understood and assisting the foreigners whenever possible.
(They are, by definition, in a disadvantage). A liaison should carry
a badge clearly indicating his/her role. To me, this would be a great
opportunity to assist and get to know some of the foreign fliers.
And finally, consider adding the number of poles per event to a
World Cup report. Contests with an average of more than four flier
per pole will clearly be less attractive to foreign fliers the next time
around.
Aram
Wake video original links
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Wake video original links
The original video links that still work.
http://www.uppsalafk.com/modell/video.html
The page is in swedish but Im sure you'll figure out how to get the
videos.
For more freeflight pictures check
http://www.uppsalafk.com/modell/tavling.html
also in swedish but with lots of pictures from competitions we have
organized and or participated in.
Something in english?
http://www.uppsalafk.com/modell/maycompetiton_wc_2001_eng.htm
Magnus Soderling
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Haught Stuff for Sale at Intercities Meet
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Haught Stuff for Sale at Intercities Meet
At the upcoming Intercities contest in Muncie Juen 16-18, I'll be selling
off some excess FF stuff -- with a portion of the proceeds going to SEN.
Here's the kind of thing I'm looking to move:
"Big box o'balsa" -- an old SIG box roughly 12 x 18 x 36, full of sheet
balsa from 1/32 to 3/8, all grades. Also a bunch of sticks, spruce, TE
stock, etc. -- $100/lot
Nikon Action 8x40 bonoculars -- barely used -- $50
Audio tach -- barely used, purchased a couple years ago from Doug G. -- $100
Bag o' TD .020 engines -- $100/lot (4 engines + a bunch of parts)
Prather prop pitch gauge -- like new $25
Seelig Minicombos -- modified for F1J use/used -- $20 each
Verbitsky F1J props -- mainly 2002-3-4 vintage -- $20 apiece
Box o'Tatone, KSB, and Kmart timers -- several of each, plus some vintage
unused stuff and many parts -- $100
Target version/ripoff of EZ-Up Sun shade -- used once -- $50
I'm sure there will be other odds & ends I've forgotten about. I don't want
to break the stuff marked "lot," so reach in them jeans, and pull out them
greens (it's cash only)and help celebrate my retirement from FF competition!
Jim Haught
SkyScraper International Challenge results plus EUSFFC notice
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Free Flighters,
Here below are of the Skyscraper Challenge results from last week plus
reminder of the Eastern U.S. Free Flight champs this coming weekend at
Barron Field.
We had a superb weekend May 27 and 28 for the Skyscraper Challenge, with
light and variable winds both days. Losts of flying in FAI, also a fun
time of flying in AMA, Nostalgia, Old Timer and FAC.
Especially noteworthy is Ben Thomson maxing out to win F1A against a
strong field of competitors. Ben has completed his first year of college
in Toronto and is back home for the summer in Connecticut where he has
been mentored by Art Ellis and FAI CD Dennis Phelan. Other college
students who were present and did well include Sara Radziunas (from
Connecticut at Renssaleer), Philip Scheiman (from Oregon or Washinton
state going to school in Pennsylvania), and Peter Barron (from Connecticut
at Purdue). We need to do all we can to celebrate their academic and
modeling efforts.
Bob Beidron from Virginia won F1B and there is a max-out tie in F1C
between Andrei Kirilenko and Craig Gunder. Craig mentioned that his son
(and former multi-time junior world champ) Austin built him a nice starter
box when he was back from spring break at Stanford University (so that
they can both be competing). I noted on SEN that Austin recently put in a
good showing in Sacramento. Way to go.
Andrei and Craig will resolve their tie at this coming weekend before the
start of F1C at the Eastern U.S. Free Flight Championships (EUSFFC).
Check out the schedule of the EUSFFC for June 10 and 11 at either of the
websites
http://www.brooklynskyscrapers.org
http://www.freeflight.org/competition/2006Fliers/EUSFFC2006.pdf
The EUSFFC is being held this year at Barron Field, run by Joe Wagner, Tom
Fennell, Tom Kerr, Lyndia Wagner, Russ Sandusky, and John Houck. Note that
the schedule is different from the skyscraper challenge and annual, with
EUSFFC events starting at 9am Saturday (including Americas Cup F1B and
F1C) and 8am Sunday (including Americas Cup F1A).
Come and bring a young friend.
Thermals,
Andrew
SKYSCRAPER INTERNATIONAL FAI CHALLENGE May 27 and 28, Barron Field.
F1A
1. 240 180 180 180 180 180 180 1320 Ben Thomson
2. 216 180 180 180 180 180 180 1296 Andrew Barron
3. 240 180 180 180 180 136 180 1276 Bob Sifleet
4. 240 159 180 180 114 180 180 1233 Omer Erguner
5. 194 151 180 148 180 180 180 1213 Tzvetan Tzvetkov
6. 171 114 180 180 180 180 136 1141 Peter Barron
7. 240 180 180 180 043 180 120 1123 Oliver Cai (Top Junior)
8. 240 095 180 180 093 109 180 1077 Timothy Barron (J)
9. 172 165 125 180 040 180 180 1042 Michelle Barron (J)
10 194 093 180 180 180 180 --- 1007 Igor Fradkin
11 --- --- --- --- --- --- 180 0180 Aram Schlosberg
12 141 --- --- --- --- --- --- 0141 Dennis Phelan
F1B
1. 184 180 180 180 180 180 180 1264 Bob Biedron
2. 223 180 112 180 180 180 180 1235 Aram Schlosberg
3. 240 180 180 180 180 180 083 1223 Jerry McGlashan
4. 113 180 180 180 176 180 180 1189 Sara Radziunas
5. 159 019 155 160 171 180 155 0999 Philip Scheiman
6. 091 129 171 180 180 091 --- 0842 David Lacey
7. 128 000 075 --- --- --- --- 0203 Tom Ioerger
F1C
240 180 180 180 180 180 180 1320 Andrei Kirilenko
240 180 180 180 180 180 180 1320 Gunder Craig
F1G
1. 120 120 120 120 120 160 760 Dick Ivers
2. 120 120 120 120 120 132 724 Ioerger Tom
3. 120 120 120 120 120 122 722 Buss Bill
4. 120 116 120 058 060 474 David Lacey
5. 120 120 120 073 --- 433 Larry Pelatowski
6. 120 000 --- --- --- 120 Don Rousseau
F1H
1. 120 120 120 120 120 600 Bob Sifleet
2. 120 117 043 120 120 520 Rich Ivers
3. 000 086 120 074 107 387 Marion Whitney (J)
4. 045 030 098 055 120 348 Kathy Radziunas
5. 075 047 083 049 032 285 Jean Pailet
F1J
1. 120 120 100 066 120 526 Jean Pailet
F1P
1. 180 131 094 172 173 760 Brian Pacelli (J)
F1Q
1. 098 118 150 134 --- 500 Vic Nippert
HLG
1. 360 Larry Pelatowski
2. 255 Al Vollmer
3. 100 Brian Pacelli (Top Junior)
3. 100 Peter Barron
073 Andrew Barron
065 Vito Gagliano
Junior HLG
1. 100 Brian Pacelli
2. 080 Timothy Barron
3. 017 Julie Barron
4. 013 Michelle Barron
CATAPULT GLIDER
1. 259 Al Volmer
2. 225 Vic Nippert
3. 144 Larry Pelatowski
4. 141 Vito Gagliano
5. 117 Andrew Barron
Junior CATAPULT
1. 116 Brian Pacelli
2. 025 Julie Barron
P-30 Rubber
1. 120 120 120 360 Dick Ivers
2. 120 120 105 345 Bob Lipori
3. 116 000 059 175 Don Rousseau
4. 069 006 054 129 Julie Barron (J)
Classic Towline
1. 061 180 111 352 Andrew Barron
2. 026 059 052 137 Don Rousseau
3. 086 --- --- 086 Dennis Phelan
Rise Off Water One Design Event (Spitball)
1. 80 Dave Acton
2. 23 Don Rousseau
1/2 A CLASSIC
1. 120 120 120 360 Jean Pailet
2. 111 120 088 319 Bob Souder
1/2 A GAS
1. 120 120 082 322 Bob Souder
1/2 A NOSTALGIA
1. 120 120 120 360 Bob Souder
ABC NOSTALGIA
1. 120 120 104 344 Rich Ivers
OLD TIMER IGNITION/CABIN (Combined)
1. ATT/ATT 95 37 Mal MacLean
E-36 ELECTRIC (new entry level event)
1. 95 54 75 224 Dave Acton
2. 57 54 65 176 Vic Nippert
DAWN UNLIMITED
1. 243 Don Rousseau
2. 217 Red Laffler
MULVIHILL
1. 38 -- -- 38 Julie Barron (J)
2. 09 11 -- 20 Michelle Barron (J)
PeeWee 30 Power
1. 566 733 800 2099 Alan Abriss
2. 142 393 360 0993 Don Rousseau
NOSTALGIA WAKE/RUBBER (Combined)
no contestants
PAYLOAD
no contestants
F1E and Palm Pilots
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Please post the following in the next SEN
F1E contrest
June 24-25 2006
Wilson Kansas at the Wilson lake reservoir slope soaring sites
For details, contact: Robert Sifleet RKSORCHID @aol.com
Roger,
I need help again. My palm IIIxe is not working properly and needs to
be replaced.I tried Fry,s outpost but they do not have any serial port palm
units. They informed only usb port units are available. What can I get
that will work with the red and super magic timers?
Thank You,
BOB SIFLEET
[Bob and other ..
Dave Edmonson at Glidtek has sone Palm IIIxe's for sale at
reasonable prices.
Also F1B Walt found a Tungsten T2 on e-bay for a good price.
The T2 is attactive if you are power crazy, impatient and want
to use Tapio's program with an altimeter because it has a serial
port and a faster processor than IIIxe]
........................
Roger Morrell
seat 77c on VS007
or
1916 B Gates Ave
Redondo Beach, CA 90278
