Jim,
> ~I see that bostonian mass launch is italicized, not eligible for FAC kanones. Understand that. I also see NFFS No-Cal is italicized, my guess is that we are using NFFS rules not FAC rules, so no kanone to the winner.
>
Correct. There was interest in doing both, and any model eligible for NFFS Nocal is also going to be eligible for FAC, provided that someone doesn't inform me that Gampi is allowed for NFFS Nocal. Questions of that nature should be directed to Don S., since he agreed to process models for both Nocal events.
> ~In relation to the above, I notice you have the FAC no-cal rules published.
> The NFFS exceptions are:
> 6.2 gram min weight
> best 1 of five flights, not total of three.
Correct.
> ~In flying horde (which the AMA mistyped as "lying horde", which my wife noticed and asked about when she was looking at the form...
> The rules say "a model that has not won an FAC event". Is that at this years USIC, or ever?
>
Only at this year's USIC. I'll modify the rules packet to clarify that.
> ~Peanut scale judging turn in is Thursday, the event is flown Friday ior Saturday. If I arrive Friday morning, am I too late to enter FAC peanut?
>
It is typical to allow late judged entries, and I will make sure that it remains possible for this year's USIC, but you should expect to get a lower score if you enter late, since the judges won't have as much time to devote to processing your model.
> Thanks, again, appreciate the effort you put into this.
Glad to do it. It's a labor of love after my work in outdoor scale and the desire to remain involved in FAC activities.
-Joshua Finn
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