[RCSE] SmAC '99! (long)

1999-08-10 Thread Mike Robinson
It's been two days since Temple Hill's SmAC Combat Contest and I can still feel the wind in my face and hear the cheers and cries of "Heads up!" The SmAC was a HUGE success. When I said it was going to be the "Biggest Damn Combat Contest of All Time," I was half joking. We were all surprised w

Re: [RCSE] winners fly against winners

1999-08-10 Thread Chuck Anderson
At 04:23 PM 8/10/1999 -0600, you wrote: > > >Wondering why me??? Jim > >PS - I offered to look at implementing WFAW because I have had several requests >for the format - not my personal preference - but considering that this luck >factor may actually give me a chance to beat you - as official sco

Re: [RCSE] winners fly against winners

1999-08-10 Thread Charles Miller
hi guys!! it does seem kinda silly how things work with formating contest's. seems like no body is happy.. i like the randon man on man, that keeps eveyone flying against everyone. then the question is? when they normalize for class how come when you move up a class, you can't take your points?

Re: [RCSE] August Fracas report

1999-08-10 Thread Eric Weder
Bill, was the plane you were riding in 2400m above the lake or is that how tall the hill is? Pretty big for a hill! Eric > >impressed. It's a really tall slope with a great view of the lake *2400 >meters* below. I was fortunate to ride along during a morning flyby of the >slope and got an air

Re: [RCSE] winners fly against winners

1999-08-10 Thread jmmonaco
Yes Mark, I am reading this - and I suppose that the reason you are addressing this to me is: a) not from the aspect of my ever having run such a format, since I have not, b) not because I have advocated such a format, since I do not c) not because as an RMSA CD I might choose such a format, si

[RCSE] Meeting Reminder

1999-08-10 Thread Jerry Craft
Since we had a combined July/Aug TPG newsletter, Chris wanted to send an email to all we could as a reminder for this important Gulls meeting at the San Diego Aerospace Museum, Wed Aug 11, 1999 at 7pm. TPG Raffle US F3B Team Raffle Presentation by Hobby Club Show and Tell Jerry R. Craft VWP RCS

Re: [RCSE] Please recommend tint for glasses for flying

1999-08-10 Thread Raschow
In a message dated 99-08-10 16:14:22 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Anyone have a reccomended tint to use or brand. >> Herk Stokely wrote a good article on this in one of the early Soartechs (Doug Bary keeps reminding me), it would be a boon if someone dug this up and posted it, it include

[RCSE] Lorenzo Fernendez

1999-08-10 Thread Joe Hahn
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Re: [RCSE] Please recommend tint for glasses for flying

1999-08-10 Thread Dan deVries
> I have been flying lately and having problems with my contacts. ( it >actualy cost me to zero a round at the nats as a contact dried and moved... [snip] >...have decided to make the investment in self-adjusting (tinting) perscript. >lenses. Anyone have a reccomended tint to use or brand.

[RCSE] Need contacts from Club Leaders

1999-08-10 Thread Woods,Nathan
I'm looking to connect and share info and ideas from club leaders around the country. We (Temple Hill Slope Squadron), are a relatively new club, that is growing very quickly and we want to avoid growing pains. I am hoping to solicit advice and wisdom from experienced and mature clubs. Please r

Re: [RCSE] Please recommend tint for glasses for flying

1999-08-10 Thread dave
Bruce I had a similar problem when I had to start wearing glasses. I took along my favourite Ray Ban pilots glasses and my optician matched them exactly (blue grey colour). I advice that you also get them UV protected as this will help avoid cataracts. Regards Dave In message <[EMAIL PROTECTE

[RCSE] Nationals

1999-08-10 Thread Woods,Nathan
Cheers to Marc and Ray for keeping a level headed discussion of this topic! Nathan Woods Temple Hill Slope Squadron Orange, California [EMAIL PROTECTED] Check out the THSS Website at: http://home.earthlink.net/~windrider007/index.html RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send

RE: [RCSE] stupid mistakes

1999-08-10 Thread Jason Farlette
>Damage was confined to a damaged leading edge, and some crushed sheet on the D tube. Easily repaired. What is the best way to repair a damaged leading edge and D tube? RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] winners fly against winners

1999-08-10 Thread Mark Howard
Sorry I just can't stay silent any longer. Over the years I've seen a lot of CD's try many different (and some unusual) formats in the interest of "even-ing out the field" or "de-emphasizing the landing" or some other choice piece of bull crap that they invent to pleasure themselves. The guys who

[RCSE] Please recommend tint for glasses for flying

1999-08-10 Thread Laz32
I have been flying lately and having problems with my contacts. ( it actualy cost me to zero a round at the nats as a contact dried and moved on my eye and I had to hand the transmitter off. ) Plus your vision is better corrected with glasses than contacts. With the extreame range needed f

[RCSE] stupid mistakes

1999-08-10 Thread Lazybee45
The other day I was flying with two flying buddies. the day was pretty nice, thermals popping all around, getting 5-10 min flights mostly with my Lil Bird 2m. finally I launched and the model veered slowly to the right, correction did not help, and within seconds it was heading straight down!