This week at the AMA site will be the US F3B Team Selections.
I would like to thank in advance all volunteers that make this possible.
If you can volunteer and haven't talked to Jack Iafret or Marc Gellart
there's still time.
For those that haven't seen F3B, you are missing something.
The TD part you know... 10minutes (always) 1 meter /per 5 point landing
without skegs.
The Distance is the most fun part in my opinion. Distance is like racing
and yahting. Know when to go slow and when to go fast.
When its fast.... well its loads of fun....
Speed, is just that... FAST... 4 legs with ballast and fast turns.
Smooth, short, and fast wins. Times for the 600 meters can range from
14-23 seconds... It all depends on the air.
So if you can make it you are sure to see some cool stuff going on. I am
hoping that some of you get hooked enough to want to try it sometime...
We need more fliers if we are too compete on a world class level.
If you can help, and watch even better. If you can't volunteer, I hope
you can make it too watch... Unlike TD this IS a spectator sport since
distance and speed have something to watch...
Learning to FLY F3B WILL MAKE YOU A BETTER PILOT...
See ya all there... And thanks again volunteers.
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Jeff Steifel
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