[AlaskaRC] ARCS Air Hogs Titan Fun Fly Contest - 7 May 2016

[Frederick Pennington]

Nope that makes sense. Any height at drop restrictions?
The "donut" is actually a common 3/8" washer with a streamer on it - I
showed one at the meeting last night, and will have one with me at the
Teeland flying nights.

Our thought was just one drop per launch (one "donut" per drop - no "full
auto" mechanisms), but if someone can get several launches/drops in 3
minutes, we will count the closest to the target.

Does that sound good?

Gary & Teri


At 4/6/2016 10:55 AM, you wrote:

> Gary,
> Can you explain the donut drop a little more? how many donuts do you get
> to drop, can you drop one then land and reload, etc?
>
> Thanks
> Derrick
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> On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 8:48 AM, Gary & Teri via AlaskaRC <<mailto:
> alaskarc at lists.alaskarc.org>alaskarc at lists.alaskarc.org> wrote:
> ARCS Air Hogs Titan Fun Fly Contest
>
> Date: 7 May 2016
> Time: 10:00 am
> Place: Moffit Field, Palmer
>
> Planned Events (subject to weather & number of participants):
>
> 1. Pretty Plane
>
> 2. Number of loops in set amount of time (1 minute)
>
> 3. Spot landing (1 touchdown within 3 minute time limit)
>
> 4. Donut Drop (using 3/8" washer & streamer, 3 minute time limit)
>
> 5. Time aloft with limited motor run (30 seconds)
>
>
> Here are the allowable modifications to the Air Hogs Titans:
>
> 1. The only surface area additions are for movable control surfaces
> (rudder and elevator are more than enough for control, but would also allow
> ailerons, flaps, spoilers, leading edge slats, etc. - so long as they are
> movable by the pilot in flight).
>
> 2. The same power plant/thrust system must be used for all contest events
> whether it be electric motor, glow engine, ducted fan, warp drive, etc. The
> only allowable changes between events would be amount of energy the pilot
> chooses to have onboard (capacity of battery, amount of glow fuel, quantity
> of dilithium crystals, etc.).
>
> 3. A device for dropping the washer/streamer (CF rod, dowel rod, extra
> servo, mechanism, etc.) may be removed for other events.
>
> 4. The AMA Safety Code needs to be followed.
>
>
>
> Gary & Teri
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