Between Kent and USIC, how about having a BLG event that uses the SO
trial event design specs? They are 40 cm span, 10 cm chord, 28 cm
stab span and 1.5 gm min weight. We need some flying experience with
these to see if the event is viable. Experience in several ceiling
heights would be useful. I know light models have more appeal, but
the future of SO may be in the balance here.
Ray
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "Robert Romash"
<cgrain1_at_y...> wrote:
>
> As far as the BLG goes its looking like a 10inch span max-.5 gram
> min weight and best 2 of nine flights, any construction allowed.
It
> will be on friday and I like the idea of having us do it in a
slot,
> that way its more of a "real feeling" thing. Also with these rules
I
> think times may be very close and it will be a fun spectater
event,
> we will also allow open betting, I will also set up some local
> hooters girls to time.. We can have a 1 or 5$ event fee all going
to
> the winner like shoot for the loot.--- In
> Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "doctorgonzo788"
> <doctorgonzo788_at_y...> wrote:
> >
> > Hey Buxton, you called us man!
> >
> > Kurt, I've got something similar that I finished while in NY. No
way
> > it'll climb 60', though. My though is that it may not have to. Is
> > yours for CLG or HLG?
> >
> > Bill, I had fun with (a certain New Yorker), but not THAT much
fun.
> > That being said, I'll take a white russian. Might take care of
those
> > pre-battle jitters.
> >
> > Romash (re: BLG), maybe it could be an open event, like times
> > submitted any time during the 5 days? Everyone uses
the "regulation"
> > balloon or something like that. If it is to be a time slot
thing, I
> > agree with Buxton that they should be flown with heavies, but I
> don't
> > think they should be flown with the CLG and HLG missiles.
> >
> > Chris
> > Back in Atlanta
> >
>
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