Still a rule- 1 numbers on right wing.
Stew
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bill Johns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 02:14 AM 4/10/2005, you wrote:
I wonder out loud whether numbers actually have merit...
I seem to recall (it was a long time ago) that planes that were
destine to
compete in AMA
From: "stewswanson_2000" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Still a rule- 1" numbers on right wing.
Stew
From: "JohnC" [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Rule
that I remember The AMA number was to be on the right wing and I think
at least 1 inch numbers.
What rule are you gents talking about? I see no
requirement
Not any more. AMA Competition Regulations, GENERAL section, Paragraph 4,
Model Identification, says All models, except indoor, will be identified
with the owner's name and address or AMA number on the model. So you can
use your name and address instead of the AMA number and the number no
I wonder out loud whether numbers actually have merit...
George Gillburg wrote:
John Derstine wrote:
First, you can truncate your AMA by becoming a CD, mine is 1394, two
digits dropped when I became a CD formerly 139444.
Here is a question that I have been curious about. I originally joined
the
; soaring@airage.com
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I wonder out loud whether numbers actually have merit...
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...as if it meant they had more
status, skill, or experience. In reality it just means we are old farts.
:-}
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At 02:14 AM 4/10/2005, you wrote:
I wonder out loud whether numbers actually have merit...
I seem to recall (it was a long time ago) that planes that were destine to
compete in AMA sanctioned contests had to have the AMA number prominently
displayed on a wing. Am I remembering that correctly?
reissued.
Mark
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From: Bill Johns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 10:33 AM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] AMA numbers
At 02:14 AM 4/10/2005, you wrote:
I wonder out loud whether numbers actually have merit...
I seem to recall (it was a long
My AMA number is 17930 - from the mid 50's. This was the number I assumed from my older brother who was the NAT's free flight champ for 4 years running. All I did was send an e-mail to the AMA and requested that my current number be replaced with his old number.
DanJohn Derstine [EMAIL
Since I was in on the start of the thread, perhaps a note as to how I
achieved such a low number might be in order. I got my first AMA number in
1947 and used it in UC and FF contests until I entered the Air Force in
December, 1953. When I finally graduated from college in 1962, I began
(Not quite on topic to JDs question
below)
I was originally 202824. I renewed
after a pretty long lapse, however I asked for the same number back,
but they reassigned me a new one: L282. Ill take it. J
- Dave
From: John Derstine
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Sent: Saturday,
Yea, my old number from the 70's was lost in the fire. My new number is
L412.
-Ben
Dave Brombaugh wrote:
(Not quite on topic to JDs question below)
I was originally 202824. I renewed after a pretty long lapse, however
I asked for the same number back, but they reassigned me a new one:
Does anyone know if Tim Renaud is still an AMA member?
I want his old number, which I believe he acquired
from his dad 666
D
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John,
I rejoined AMA
back in 1995 and had a 6 digit number. I was originally a member in the
early 1970s, and I rummaged through some old airplane photos and found my
initial AMA number. I wrote a letter to the AMA, stating that I wanted my
old number, and they granted my request. Life
Same here, it would be kind of cool to get the original 5 digit one... or
I could just get a life membership and be done with it.
8-)
At 01:52 PM 4/9/2005, Steve Siebenaler wrote:
I
rejoined AMA back in 1995 and had a 6 digit number. I was
originally a member in the early 1970s, and I rummaged
Still sporting my old #35722
Mark
Soaring Is Life!!
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John Derstine wrote:
First, you can truncate your AMA by becoming a CD, mine is 1394, two
digits dropped when I became a CD formerly 139444.
Here is a question that I have been curious about. I originally joined
the AMA in 1958 as a boy, I let it lapse until later in life and
re-enrolled. My
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