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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Peter Germann on July 21, 2011, 09:06:16 AM
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The "2011 FAI European Championships for Control Line Model Aircraft" will be held from July 23 - 30 in Czestochova, Poland.
Current entries are:
F2A Speed: 38
F2B Stunt: 55
F2C Team-Race: 32 Teams
F2D Combat: 62
http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/ (http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/)
Peter Germann
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The results so far have started to filter through...
http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/en/echs-2011-results.html
Quite windy and lots of rain so I'm told. :(
For some reason they seem to have split the F2B guys off to a different location to the rest of the events which does not sound ideal.
Nice to see Igor sitting in 2nd place in F2B after 2 rounds with his new electric model. Only a few points behind the leader.
TTFN
John.
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F2D competition must be fierce. Everybody who flew in the third round lost.
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Howard,
Where did you see the third round results?? All I seem to get is the "Un-offical after two rounds" on the WEB site:
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http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/images/stories/pdf/results/f2d_combat_individual_results.pdf
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Hello guys,
You can check the final (and complete) F2B results in the following links:
-Individual
http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/images/stories/pdf/results/F2B_aerobatic_individual_results.pdf
-Team
http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/images/stories/pdf/results/F2B_aerobatic_team_results.pdf
-Junior
http://www.controlline-ech2011.pl/images/stories/pdf/results/F2B_aerobatic_junior_individ_results.pdf
Claudio. H^^
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For some reason they seem to have split the F2B guys off to a different location to the rest of the events which does not sound ideal.
You'd rather fly next to high walls and/or trees in bad weather?
If some organizers (no, better: those responsible for rewarding those bidders with absolute horrific facilities for F2B) would only understand that splitting a venue should have 100% priority when this implies moving F2B to a wide open space. Apart from the surface material being not OK -slippery, rippling-, it seems the Polish did a good job.
I've seen people lose their models at E Ch.s and W Ch.s because of F2B facility(ies) being of insufficient quality.
I expect to see these facilities being excluded from organizing Championships or World Cup events again.
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You'd rather fly next to high walls and/or trees in bad weather?
If some organizers (no, better: those responsible for rewarding those bidders with absolute horrific facilities for F2B) would only understand that splitting a venue should have 100% priority when this implies moving F2B to a wide open space. Apart from the surface material being not OK -slippery, rippling-, it seems the Polish did a good job.
I've seen people lose their models at E Ch.s and W Ch.s because of F2B facility(ies) being of insufficient quality.
I expect to see these facilities being excluded from organizing Championships or World Cup events again.
Wow Bruno. Well, That certainly told me... ::) Sorry if it came across as criticism, It was just a comment made to me from someone who was there. No reference was made to the suitability of either flying site (Well certainly not by me in the post above). Just that a few people were interested in more than one discipline the distance between F2B and the rest of the events was not ideal. H^^
TTFN
John.
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Wow Bruno. Well, That certainly told me... ::) Sorry if it came across as criticism, It was just a comment made to me from someone who was there. No reference was made to the suitability of either flying site (Well certainly not by me in the post above). Just that a few people were interested in more than one discipline the distance between F2B and the rest of the events was not ideal. H^^
TTFN
John.
Aww, sh#*! :'( Didn't mean to give you a bad feeling about that, no way. Misinterpreted where you were coming from.
I fully admit, that it's my bee in my bonnet....
I gave up flying international due to the ever unsuitable circumstances I encountered. And by unsuitable I mean really, really bad...
The common denominator seems that non-F2B pilots start organizing events include F2B, without consulting those that do have the knowledge.
Or worse, denying valid remarks about their faulty assumptions, leading to the problems mentioned.
Sorry again for pushing you into that camp! H^^
I've taken up judging again (but only when the site is OK. ;) )