My memory is suspect, but once upon a time, P-30 rules permitted a range
of prop diameters and specified what modifications were legal. Do the
P-30 prop rules provide a template for P-18 prop rules, or merely add
confusion?
Yes, I favor 6-in rather than 5.5-in diameter limit, but 6.5=in is
acceptable.
Fred Rash
On 6/4/2016 4:54 PM, 'William D. Gowen' wdgowen_at_gmail.com
[Indoor_Construction] wrote:
>
> I found it in the 2015-16 General rules. I wouldn't be surprised if
> there's a conflict.
>
>
> On 6/4/2016 4:50 PM, rbharlan_at_comcast.net [Indoor_Construction] wrote:
>>
>> On the AMA website, if you Google Contest board procedures, the
>> second entry is the document, dated 2011 which has a page in the
>> back for rules change cycle schedule for even years. It says May 31 -
>> July 15 accept cross proposals.
>>
>>
>> Is there a newer contest board procedure? If so, why isn't it higher
>> in the list?
>>
>>
>> On different actual sizes of 6" props, I would tend to say that if
>> the seller says they are 6", that should be good enough for a
>> beginner event. We don't need to go down the path of SO with nit
>> picking. I've heard of SO Nationals participants being disqualified
>> for because their names and schools weren't on the bottle rocket,
>> rather than handing the kid a pen to accomplish the task.
>>
>>
>> It won't take long for the indoor world to sort out which prop is
>> best. I'd just like to give fliers a choice to get started.
>>
>>
>> Ray
>>
>
>
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