Thanks Brent. We try to give our new flyers the attention they want and
help them have fun.
It's exciting to get someone hooked on our sport.
Mike Remus
LOFT Glider Club
Fort Wayne IN
LSF Level 5 #112
Remember; Dreams are the seedlings of reality. Dream Lofty dreams!
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:47:34
Without muddying the subject by tying 2-Meter to Nats, there has to be a
class to draw new fliers. It's one thing to say the class wouldn't
entice the elite to travel for an event, but it's closing the door on
new fliers to say they're worthless.
How many new pilots show up at the field with an E
Hey now,
O.k. so I find most of this thread funny.
I fly a beat old Ruby, a two mmeter Saphire, it flys fine, catches
thermals even whebn some open class models are scratching, fits in mu old
Porsche, and I can slope it at any local hill, unlike most open class
models. 2 meter doesn't just
The annual 2m discussion time on RCSE. Lots of good TD pilots, just can't
afford to buy the molded and composite gliders flown by the 'extra good'
glider pilots. I know at least that is the case in Australia. We have a
very successful 2m TD comp series here, which is well attended and a lot of
f
Well hell no...
To make it even more fun the right plane on hand helps. The weapon of
choice has to be a Lawicki 2meter Duck... out floats, out launch, out
land all (except for Darrel's.. dam what ever he flies).
Peter"
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We still fly 2-Meter here in Dayton, prior to our unlimited club
contests... Mostly we do it to humor Jerry; he just loves that 2M Super
V. Really, it's scary.
Is it 5 yet?
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I'm glad Les and Rick are my buddies!!!
2M Rules Open class is for lame ducks!
Edgar
"The Soaring Jukie"
P.S. Just having fun while at work... you know... the
boring thing I do to kill time until the weekend :-)
--- Rick Eckel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anybody who flies 2-meter is a
I'm looking forward to seeing all these strong online 2m advocates at the
Nats 2m contest this year.
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
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Particularly well said Mr. Grammer!!!
Rick
At 10:57 AM 2/11/2005, Les Grammer wrote:
Oh, ow! ow! ow! ow! ow??!!!
I've sat here on the sidelines for what, 4 years now, watching sporadic
attacks on 2-meter. "Just grin and bear it" has been my mantra.
But now, our national champ comes out and s
Anybody who flies 2-meter is a friend of mine! Anyone who dislikes 2m I
just don't get.
Thanks
Rick
At 11:35 AM 2/11/2005, Flying High wrote:
2M pilots do need more friends!
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WMSS (formerly the GVRC) has had a Two Meter Championships for over 25
years. This Summer it is on August 20-21 near Grand Rapids Michigan. It
has always been a MON on Man event. It inspired the Nats MOM format. Just
ask Jim Thomas or Mike Stump.
By the way Jim Thomas email me as I lost you
will be at the SWSA contest this weekend.
Steve Sallenbach
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> From: John Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2005/02/11 Fri AM 11:06:01 CST
> To: Flying High <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Les Grammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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Edgar,
You just gave me an idea for flying 2 meter. I have a number of hand launch
planes just sitting around, including my original Photon. It's good looking
enough to qualify. Let's see, a little tape on tow hook, a baby sized skeg
and voila, I've got an 11 ounce (undersized) 2 meter.
JE
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