> Schpot-Dorker not withstanding, the Europeans sure aren't very good at
coming up with cool names...unless you don't mind flying a plane named after
a tree, or a fish.
No, those are just the ones sold by NSP - Sal, what the hell is a FLOH?
In the me-too vein that we have going here, I have an El Camino, AKA Eraser,
from Tom Copp/ICARE. Made by the same bunch that make the Artemis/Heras.
Have an Artemis too. Beatiful work, and they fly great. The El Camino is not
that much more $$ than a standard NSP carbon bagged job, especially when you
consider it is truly ARF.
I have tried to buy my way onto the podium. I offer the above as exhibits A
and B. They definitely make me look a lot better than I would otherwise
look, but they don't get you to the medal rounds. That is simply experience
and practice with your contest ship. This sport is a Pas De Deux friends,
so get up and dance with the girl you've already brought to the prom!
OK, so the El Camino got me a 1st and a 2nd Sportsman class at the 2000 Mid
South . :)
Lee Estingoy
New Orleans
>
> Tom Watson wrote:
>
> > Atrium...? Are you trying to say "Artemis"?
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Karlton Spindle
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> > Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 5:48 PM
> > Subject: Re: [RCSE] My most popular moldie?
> >
> > Atriums (sp?) looked good too.. too bad some JERK THIEF broke Jack's.
The
> > other one I saw at the event also looked great.
> >
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