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Building Tips and technical articles. => 1/2 A building. => Topic started by: Larry Lindburg on October 06, 2009, 06:33:24 AM
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On September 26th the St. Louis Broken Arrow contest included the Half-A Twin Engine Profile Scale Event. It was sponsored by Tim Pansic with cash prizes and incentives to enter. I believe there were six entries. I was involved with the stunt events so I missed out on the actual flying of the twins. I saw from afar the Pond Racer and the yellow biplane fly. I hope the pictures come through. The planes were outstanding! The Pond Racer was done by Bob Whitney of Florida. The Dornier by John Rist of Alabama.
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Pond Racer, I hope!
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Dornier
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Bleriot 125
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P-38
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Kawasaki Nick
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Pond Racer, I hope!
Yep, that's it!
s/b enroute to Tucson in a day or so.
Roger V.
Merritt Island,FL
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Very nice, all of them. My favourite is the yellow DeHavilland Dragonfly as it has always been a favourite.
cheers, Graham in Ottawa Canada
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I think this is a fantastic post, love seeing them airplanes in 1/2A.
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I never did get in my offical flight but I had a ton of FUN. Thanks for posting great pictures. The yellow DeHavilland Dragonfly did win first place and it was a work of art. My Dornier DO 335 flies well. It was the piolt (me) that stinks. If St. Louis Broken Arrow has the 1/2 A twin next year I will be back. Next time I will get in an offical flight. #^ PS the cash prizes were nice but not necessary. Flying is like fishing. It's cheaper to buy fish then to catch them.
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Hi Folks,
This looks like an interesting event. Are there any other rules besides the use of two 1/2A engines? What are the flight requirements and how are the flights scored?
Orv.
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I will try to attach the appropriate file. Click onto the PDF file located at the bottom of this post.
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Thanks Larry, the rules printed out ok, now to try and motivate the local guys.
Orv.
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dont let clancy get a hold of those rules...