Post by admin on Apr 1, 2007 9:05:51 GMT -5
Flying Tigers 5th Annual Scale Aerobatics Encounter - July 7th & 8th, 2007
Once again our club will be hosting a Scale Aerobatics/IMAC contest this year.
The field will be closed for General Flying both days and will reopen around 4:00 PM Sunday afternoon. Please note that there will probably be contestants flying on Friday afternoon but the field is still open for general use by the membership.
I encourage all club members to give "Basic" a try or come out sometime over the weekend for a few hours and see what SA/IMAC is all about.
We also need some volunteers to assist with running the contest over the weekend. Even if only for a few hours one day it would be greatly appreciated.
Don and Darlene will be manning the concession stand but I am sure they could use some additional help. We also need some people to run the Radio Impound and a runner or two to collect score sheets from the judges.
A good way to learn about this aspect of the hobby, if you have been considering it, is to be a scribe for one of the judges. You read out the maneuver so the judge is reminded of what they are suppose to be looking at, then you mark down the score. This gives you inside info as to what the judges are looking for, criteria wise.
For more information visit FT Scale Aerobatic Encounter 2007 or contact Brian Facey or myself,Jim Daly.
Once again our club will be hosting a Scale Aerobatics/IMAC contest this year.
The field will be closed for General Flying both days and will reopen around 4:00 PM Sunday afternoon. Please note that there will probably be contestants flying on Friday afternoon but the field is still open for general use by the membership.
I encourage all club members to give "Basic" a try or come out sometime over the weekend for a few hours and see what SA/IMAC is all about.
We also need some volunteers to assist with running the contest over the weekend. Even if only for a few hours one day it would be greatly appreciated.
Don and Darlene will be manning the concession stand but I am sure they could use some additional help. We also need some people to run the Radio Impound and a runner or two to collect score sheets from the judges.
A good way to learn about this aspect of the hobby, if you have been considering it, is to be a scribe for one of the judges. You read out the maneuver so the judge is reminded of what they are suppose to be looking at, then you mark down the score. This gives you inside info as to what the judges are looking for, criteria wise.
For more information visit FT Scale Aerobatic Encounter 2007 or contact Brian Facey or myself,Jim Daly.