Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-17 Thread Richard N. Shagam
Perry left out some info about our Albuquerque Soaring Assoc. Gentle Lady class two-meter event: The main feature is that it is known as the 'Hiss&Boink' contest, originated by the late Jim Simpson of the ASA. Besides the use of the limited length club hi-start, the landing task is a bit uniq

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-13 Thread Chuck Anderson
I only fly original designs so that leaves me out of One Design contents (unless somebody wants to have a one design contest using one of my designs). :-) Chuck Anderson P.S. I do buy one of the latest models every 5 years or so just to keep up with the trends. RCSE-List facilities provid

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-12 Thread perrypeckham
The Albuquerque Soaring Association has a monthly contest for light floaters that gets good attendance. The trick bit is that everyone has to use the same club histart to launch. You can fly any RE or RES plane you want, but everyone has to use the same 2M histart and can't stretch it past th

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-11 Thread Thomas Koszuta
chael Lachowski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 6:27 AM Subject: Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design When it comes to high-tech on builds, it's a lot easier for the average builder to buy a few cf strips than it is for them to find and

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-11 Thread Michael Lachowski
When it comes to high-tech on builds, it's a lot easier for the average builder to buy a few cf strips than it is for them to find and select the proper wood in a wing. And no one likes to build fuselages. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As long as I can make mine out of EPP. Actually I would li

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-11 Thread Brian Chan
At 4:43 PM -0700 8/10/05, Bill Swingle wrote: Well, since one design events are usually intended to be a low cost design: how about just scheduling a Gentle Lady contest? Besides, the needed radio gear would be real cheap. They're low cost and they fly nicely. Who doesn't like flying a GL? Bill

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-10 Thread junk1
As long as I can make mine out of EPP. Actually I would like to see a 3 function catagory rather than RES. It would be fun to have an open class with limitations, I.E. something like: 100" no carbon. no glass. no aramids. 3 functions. Maybe no ARFs. This would leave room for creativity in desi

Re: [RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-10 Thread Michael Conte
I love flying my ultra high modulus carbon Gentle Lady with Volz digital servos. You name the time/place, and I'm there! Mike On Aug 10, 2005, at 4:43 PM, Bill Swingle wrote: Well, since one design events are usually intended to be a low cost design: how about just scheduling a Gentle Lady

[RCSE] GL for One Design

2005-08-10 Thread Bill Swingle
Well, since one design events are usually intended to be a low cost design: how about just scheduling a Gentle Lady contest? Besides, the needed radio gear would be real cheap. They're low cost and they fly nicely. Who doesn't like flying a GL? Bill Swingle Janesville, CA RCSE-List facilities