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Speed,Combat,Scale,Racing => Rat Racing and Team Racing => Topic started by: David Russum on April 03, 2009, 10:01:24 PM
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Here are some pictures of the Cabin Fever Race held in Tucson on March 27-29, 2009. I don't have the results - they may be posted on one of the other racing forums.
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Mouse and Rat(t)
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B Team Race
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These are pictures of Russ Green's B Team Racer. In the final there was a fuel fire during a pit stop. Pitman Bill Lee poured water on (and into) the airplane to put it out, then started the engine and launched it. But....it was still on fire!!! The second picture, shows Russ's next landing. It is a little out of focus, but look at the inboard wing....what looks like a contrail is actually smoke escaping out of the leadout holes. The plane flew that ~25 lap stint with a fire in the tank compartment. The 3rd picture shows the damage.
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Clown and Quickie Rat
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Speed and Sport Unlimited
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As usual, just outstanding pictures, jdr! I can almost hear the motors running. dg
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Thanks for the pictures David. Tried to talk my son into thinking about Cabin Fever and the fun I had the one year I was there. But, I guess it will be a dream even tho I know some top notch pilots are there, I think he would also like Arizona. Looking at the group picture they are having way too much fun. DOC Holliday
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Dave,
absolutely super pictures! do you know who's model and what event the 2nd pic in "speed and Sport Unlimited" is?
thanks,
Scott
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Dave,
absolutely super pictures! do you know who's model and what event the 2nd pic in "speed and Sport Unlimited" is?
thanks,
Scott
I'll answer for David since he probably doesn't know. (BTW, that should have been "Speed and Formula Unlimited". Dave didn't catch the name of the event.)
The model in that picture is an "A" rat by Don Burke.
Bill Lee
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The "Phystr" is an FAI sized Hamster. Has a FORA F2D engine, but my pilot doesn't like it, it floats too much on landing, hard to control. Also it's a little slow compared to the all out 15s of Steve Eichenberger and Tim Stone.