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Updated 08/20/01 |
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6
pilots - 15
rounds |
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| The
wind was already blowing when at
10:30am We also chose to fly two rounds per flight to speed things up just a little. We got in a good routine early, worked well. In the early rounds the thermals were pretty strong and stayed on course. As the day wore on, the thermals became less intense and blew threw much quicker, so if you were lucky, you got a thermal to start, sink in the middle and another thermal to finish fast. Some times you were not so lucky. |
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| Carnage:
Bill Del Hagen stuck a flap
servo landing after round 13. Colin Craft tried a high speed inverted landing after round 13, crash damage will appear soon on ThudMeister.com Both pilots flew the "Stung" in rounds 14 and 15, my choice, beats climbing the hill to get the spare planes. |
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| The
spreadsheet can be found here. Steve Drake awarded a GULP foamie to what we thought was the winner, Bill Del Hagen, sorry Bill, you flew well but Dan and Colin had some whopper throw out rounds. This was a pretty close contest, results are... |
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Dan Field - Pike 11212 Colin Craft - Acacia 11188 Bill Del Hagen - Pike 11063 Steve Drake - Acacia 11012 Jerry Craft - Stung 10778 Bruce Beddoe - Acacia |
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