Ok, OK.... I give. I was just mucking around.
Here come the disclaimers:
I don't personally enjoy flying 2M. But whatever
somebody enjoys flying is great! Please have at it -
fly it. I started with a SIG 2M Riser myself.
NATS - I fly 2M for one reason. Cuz it's there. I fly
2M once a year - in Muncie if I happen to attend.
Usually get it done in the hotel room, the day before
the contest. I won the HiJohnson and the overall
trophy last year. Why? Less people in 2M means more
rounds. More rounds mean a higher score. No way around
it. He who wins 2M wins the Hi Johnson. I don't
believe 2M class should share the same status as open
class at the Nats. But it does. Does anyone remember
who won 2M at the NATS? I doubt it. How about open? I
do.... (I hate that guy... ;-) )
Recently, the larger contests have been allowing
entries in multiple classes. How many flew in 2M at
the SWC? At Visalia last year? And how many flew RES?
I think this has been a good thread, with obviously
many tongue in cheek responses. But it might open some
eyes for Nats to come.
Please people, don't take everything so seriously.
It's toy airplanes....
And 2 Meters do suck. And so do V-Tails!!!!!! ;-) So
you already know how I feel about a 2M Super V.....
D
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