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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Paul Taylor on August 15, 2009, 04:23:40 PM
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Anyone beside Zuriel know? He's not telling. na#
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Dennis V.?
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SPARKY y1
This is true "Minimalized Stunt"
Sparky used my plane. I fueled it, started it, needled it, launched it....all he had to do was stand next to the plane while I started it.
I think he had a blast too. Now he wants an ARF Phorce too >:D
Incriminating photos to follow.
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Z-Man,
That was going to be my first guess, but then I thought Sparky would never fly a RM, but then I guess the weight was right. LL~
Sounds like you got the Force working. ( see I can spell )
Yes pictures would be nice.
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SPARKY y1
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Sparky used my plane. I fueled it, started it, needled it, launched it....all he had to do was stand next to the plane while I started it.
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Why did he have to stand next to the plane while you started it?
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Crist,
We aren't really sure? But Robert and I both "ALWAYS" follow the instructions we are given >:D
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It is a kind of unwritten rule that I learned in St Louis that the pilot of the plane must help with the starting by standing next to it or holding it. I now make the grand kids stand or hold the plane while I start it for them. DOC Holliday
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SPARKY y1
This is true "Minimalized Stunt"
Sparky used my plane. I fueled it, started it, needled it, launched it....all he had to do was stand next to the plane while I started it.
I think he had a blast too. Now he wants an ARF Phorce too >:D
Incriminating photos to follow.
Yes its true, I borrowed a Phorce and did nothing but hold the handle. The plane flew its self and I got credit. I also pulled off a third In Expert. Matt Newman 580, Kenny Stevens 573 and them me with 564 with a airplane I have not flown in 2 years. My SV 100. Winds were light both days and the temp was 15 degrees cooler than last year. Great fun. See you all next year,maybe I'll have my own BARF.
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First off, congrats to Sparky on his win. When I'm in St. Louis, Sparky can use my electric profile too.
Second, last time I checked the rule book, the pilot didn't have to be near or start their engine. These kinds of things seem to keep coming up but in reality are not required. Maybe some time ago, but not now, at least the last time I checked. Which was a few years go.
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The man and his ride S?P
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Anybody got more pics?
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I could not believe my eyes when I saw Robert flying an ARF! I even heard him say he was going to get him one.
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Lets see those pics from this event or are you saving them for yourselves?