I like it!!
Personally, I can build, but I'm a beginner at duration build techniques. I didn't do the Pennyplane Pro/Am last year because I didn't feel that I needed a handout airplane, but I regret not doing it because I missed out on so much knowledge (brought to my attention by my buddy Ken Achee!).
How about, on one or two evenings early in the contest (or mornings during the Scale competitions), we do a Pro/Am Building Clinic for A6, build a model with the help of a mentor, then go out with our mentor and trim the thing & fly it in the contest? A6 is simple enough for that! And we Am's would learn twice as much, and BOM for future contests wouldn't be an issue. Instead of building a whole plane to give away, the mentors could select some nice materials and bring them to share. (Teach a man to fish...)
Katie
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "ykleetx" <ykleetx@...> wrote:
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> I like the idea of F1L or LPP for the pro-am.
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> I like F1L because it has in my opinion the best combination of construction ease and flight performance. Although not as slow flying as an EZB or F1D, it is slow enough that I would call its flight "graceful" and alluring to non-modelers or beginners.
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> --- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "olbill61" <wdgowen@> wrote:
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> > I expected some comments either for or against this idea. What are the feelings about this? John, what do you think?
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> > Another plus that I thought of is that it would probably produce a bump in A6 participation by the experts. We can't just leave it to the KC guys forever!
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