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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: frank mccune on October 18, 2016, 06:43:50 AM
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Hello All:
A local RC club is planning to build an UC circle to attract UC fliers to the club. What I am seeking is some feedback as to what things worked and what things did not work when your club installed a flying circle. We have a clean slate from which to begin and it is supposed to be completely paved.
Suggestions/comments?
Tia,
Frank McCune
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Ty I know it's early- before enough coffee but I think you mean 90 ft. Radius. Ours is 85' R.
Dave
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If the full paved circle turns out to be too much money maybe this would be a cheaper alternative. This in Vancouver BC. There is a circle east of Denver, CO with a much narrower paved donut that works very well also.
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If they decide that a paved circle is too expensive, at least put down a cement pilot's circle -- in any climate that includes rain, you'll have a mudhole marking the center of the circle if you don't.
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Frank.... work backwards from the "Perfect"
to the economically affordable
If Perfect is obtainable...ONLY expend those dollars, IF the venue has some predictable life span
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Frank.... work backwards from the "Perfect"
to the economically affordable
If Perfect is obtainable...ONLY expend those dollars, IF the venue has some predictable life span
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