"Kind of like asking pattern to have a trainer 40 class at the
NATS,..." That is exactly what AMA does. AMA events include many
that can be described as novice (entry-level) classes, and many of
those are included in the NATS (e.g. Formula 40 speed, Sport speed,
Profile Carrier & Slow Combat). S
od or better than I do,
because then they will have a hobby and not another hassle in your life.
John (LOFT Fort Wayne)
P.S. Flame retardant pants locked on.
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From: Dana Flemming [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 8:35 AM
To: Bill Malvey; soaring@aira
Well, ironically, that's exactly how i started at the Nats, with that exact airplane. Got me involved -- between flying rounds, I ran the turnarounds for years, got the Spirit of Soaring Award in '97 that I was pleased to receive from Mike Stump, and share with Jim Deck, then E.D'd the whole cheb
> I'll again note that I don't see many newbies showing up at the field with a
> 3M full house moldie. But I do see them come out with a 2M TD or 1.8M speed
> 400. So let's play to the strength of that distribution.
And how many "Newbies" show up at the NATS to fly 2M with their GP Spirits??
Wha
I suspect we would not harm the 2M class at the Nats with only one day
of flying and would certainly enhance the flying time for NOS and RES.
I kinda like this idea.
There seems to be a broad spectrum of opinion about 2M and other classes.
Sounds like high end competition pilot
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