Unfortunately I am in another time zone and the scores came after I was in
bed. Here are the scores from Sat.
http://rmsadenver.com/Scores/2008/f3jr/F3J_Rockies_2008_Preliminary_round_Sa
turday.htm
The US team is doing well and they may all make it into the flyoffs today.
Jim
Is there anyone that is going to F3J in the Rockies, that might be passing
near (relatively anyway) Rochester, NY? I've got a plane that needs to get
to the Denver area and, if you can help out, it sure would be appreciated.
If you might be able to help out, please ping me off-line..
TIA,
Hey guys,
My flying buddy Jerry Gross and I (wives to) are heading west for the contest
and are running into a little trouble on a hotel. We'd like to stay out on
Tower Road somewhere near the sod farm but don't want to pay Airport prices.
$150.00 a night is a bit much for no more time than
There are just 2 weeks left to register for the F3J in the Rockies. We
currently have 8 teams registered with a few F3B winch teams. The US F3J
Team will be there and the Canadian Team is planning on coming as well. It
should be a great event. Please get your registrations in no later than May
It looks like this years F3J in the Rockies, scheduled for May 24-25, will
be the largest ever. I have commitments for about 7-8 teams currently, and
we are limited to 12 teams (lanes) of 4 pilots each. If you want to try F3J
- this is the place to do it. We will have world class pilots
Subject: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies
...Sailplanes Flown Argh! :-)
We are happy that those who won, won, but everyone of them, when reading
the results of a contest they didn't attend, would want to know who flew what
:-)
We don't win or lose a contest by ourselves...we have
Sorry if this posted more than once - my posts seemed to go into the bit
bucket - probably because of the tables I put in with results. I have since
posted the results on the RMSA web page - see the links below.
It was 2 days of brutal competition, with very challenging conditions. We
had
We are happy that those who won, won, but everyone of them, when reading
the results of a contest they didn't attend, would want to know who flew what
:-)
We don't win or lose a contest by ourselves...we have a partner who does
the in the air part. Only fair it gets mentioned too :-)
/f3jrp.htm
The Finals scores can be seen at:
http://www.rmsadenver.com/scores/2005/F3JRFinals/f3jrf.htm
Jim
Jim Monaco
-Original Message-
From: Jim Monaco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 9:16 PM
To: Soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies Results
was "why cant we have more events
like this!"
Walter
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Jim Monaco [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
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Sunday, May 29, 2005 8:17 PMSubject: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies
Results
The
results are in and Gordy had
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Date: Sunday, May 29, 2005 8:17 PM
Subject: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies Results
The results are in and Gordy had a terrible spate of bad luck. The good
news is that there was only one other plane totaled (Rich OConnell on
launch) and a couple
The results are in and Gordy had a terrible spate of bad
luck. The good news is that there
was only one other plane totaled (Rich OConnell on launch) and a couple of
planes with minor damage. While
the air was challenging on Sat, today brought overcast skies, cool (55 degree)
temps and
We had great weather, the air was challenging at times and
competition was fierce. What more
can you ask for?
Day 1 is
over and the scores can be found at: http://www.rmsadenver.com/f3jrtotals.htm
Tomorrow
we will fly more prelims until noon then begin the flyoffs.
Jim
Jim
We will be flying on the EAST FIELD -- 1/2MILE EAST OF TOWER RD ON 120TH AVE.
See http://www.rmsadenver.com/ for directions.
The pilot's meeting will be at 8:30 AM. As most of you know, I am disinclined
to reward tardiness.
Please sign the AMA waiver forms and be paid up before the pilot's
F3J in the Rockies is only a few weeks away on May 28-29 in Denver,
Colorado. If you plan on participating, please register as soon as possible
on the RMSA website at: http://www.rmsadenver.com/cgi-bin/f3jrockiesentry.pl
After registering please indicate your team affiliation by joining a team
F3J in the Rockies is planned for Memorial Day weekend. I understand the
difficulty of arranging teams so I have put together a little web app that
allows entrants to create or join teams. Here is a little discussion of the
process. You can register for the event and manage teams at:
Rocky Mountain Soaring Association -- Denver, Colorado
PRESENTS
F3J in the Rockies
May 28-29, 2005
CD Mark Howard ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Full rules F3J contest - the ONLY exceptions are:
1. Scores will be carried into the flyoff rounds.
2. 4 man team protection.
3. Flyoff rounds Sunday
People are starting to make plans so I though I'd announce F3J in the Rockies
before we see conflicts.
This year we are going back to Memorial Day weekend - May 28 and 29.
As usual full rules - whatever the team selection uses. No limbo task though.
Let me know your frequency - 59 is already
. That is what happened to
me...
There is not any one that flew in the fly off's that does not have a
story to tell
Danny
From: James V. Bacus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies Scores
OMG, can some one
Time is growing short to register for F3J in the Rockies. The contest is June 19 and
20th.
The deadline is Wednesday, June 16.
Please get your entries in as soon as you can. That includes all you RMSA guys that
have not registered yet!
It's simple and painless - just go to:
F3J in the Rockies is the third weekend in June this year. That's June 19th and 20th.
We've scheduled it so that the US F3J team can attend as a warm-up for the Worlds in
August.
This event will probably be THE largest F3J contest in the US this year.
Entry fee is $20.
I will coordinate with
F3J in the Rockies is an annual event held in Denver, Colorado.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 10:10 AM
To: Howard Mark
Subject: Re: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies
The Rockies are a big place, whats the loction
http://www.jimbacus.net/soaring/f3jrock03/
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV
ICQ 6997780R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net
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Now that Pasadena is off - that frees up Mem. day weekend to play in Denver.
I have the following frequency information.
TEAM MILLER
Skip Miller 12 + 49, 18 for flyoffs
Dusty Miller 12
Lenny Keer 12
TEAM BLAKESLEE
Byron Blakeslee channel 03 (50.860 MHZ)
Bob Moffett Freq. #27
Please explain why different frequencies are allowed for fly-offs.
Dan
--- Howard Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that Pasadena is off - that frees up Mem. day weekend to play in
Denver.
I have the following frequency information.
TEAM MILLER
Skip Miller 12 + 49, 18 for flyoffs
will need his own
frequency as they WILL fly against each other.
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Dan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 8:38 AM
To: Howard Mark; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [RCSE] F3J in the Rockies - frequency list
Please explain why different
Mark,
Thanks you for once again running FAI events so we can enjoy
participation in the International sport of Modeling!
=
Dennis Phelan
In a crisis, you don't rise to occasion.
You sink to the level of your training.
__
Do You Yahoo!?
The F3B contest in Denver last May was one of the most fantastic events
imaginable.
3 days of perfect weather; the Friday clinic with Skip Miller - midday
BBQ's and Mexicali/Margarita evenings.
Were doing it again - only this time it's F3J !
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND 2001 - DENVER, COLORADO IS
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