Tim Just in the second round at 2024 Palmer Contest video

[Charles Carter]

This is my first voice over video.  Tell me what you think?


https://youtu.be/dH57dCdJGsI?si=hAPmrn-ULt4l0OYl

[Warren Walker]

It looked as good as I remembered, If only that fat judge in the white hat couldn't have moved a little faster.
Great flight and awesome job filming from Charles.

[Charles Carter]

Thank you, Warren

[Gerald Arana]

This is my first voice over video.  Tell me what you think?


https://youtu.be/dH57dCdJGsI?si=hAPmrn-ULt4l0OYl

Hi Charles,

Did I miss the outside sq's or did he? I liked the fact that the camera was stationary. Very good!

Cheers, Jerry

[Steve Helmick]

As Just Tim's official OH8 coach...I liked it. I thought the OH8's could have perhaps been slightly larger. HG was nice, SQ8 outside looked a little buggered on the last outside, IIRC. Tim's progress has been stellar!

The wide angle lens makes the flying circle look like a bowl, which I'm hoping it isn't. I haven't seen the site in person. I was wondering who the judges were.    Steve

[Brett Buck]

As Just Tim's official OH8 coach...I liked it. I thought the OH8's could have perhaps been slightly larger. HG was nice, SQ8 outside looked a little buggered on the last outside, IIRC. Tim's progress has been stellar!

The wide angle lens makes the flying circle look like a bowl, which I'm hoping it isn't. I haven't seen the site in person. I was wondering who the judges were.    Steve

    Gary Akers and Warren Walker. The circle is dead flat, flying there, however, is a character-building experience. It was fine on this particular day because it was over before the, er, "fog" cleared, so the wind was nearly dead calm.

       Brett

[john e. holliday]

If the wind was almost dead calm why is he moving the judges??   He should or or could give them a lap extra between maneuvers.

[Steve Helmick]

Doc, when the wind is almost nil, it will change directions suddenly, likely due to thermal activity as the overcast burns off. Not likely to happen in a midwest breeze. I recall stopping at the Cabela's home store in Sydney, Nebraska...I was impressed that all the trashcan lids were held on with 30 lb rocks. I thought that was not the place to either fly models or fish.  Steve