DSLarkin
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Joined: 8/31/2005 From: Picton, ON, CANADA Status: offline
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Perhaps it is worth pointing out that this is not a closely guarded secret. Every team manager puts in a report that has been published in our magazine. And every year the FAI rep puts in a report which is passed to the board and to the ACC. So your Zone Director has this at his fingertips. In most categories only a team of 3 can be selected - 6 in such events as C/L Team Racing. One year figures are misleading as FAI World Championships are held on every other year. So it's better to look at a two year set of figures. Also although a team may consist of 3 members there are also helpers and often a Team Manager too. The FAI events in which Canadians normally compete include: Free Flight Glider (F1A), Rubber (F1B) also known as Wakefield, and Power (F1C) Indoor Free flight rubber (F1D). There is also Magnetic controlled gliders (F1E) and 0.06 cu in power (F1J), but Canadians don't usually compete in these. Radio Control Soaring: (F3B) multi-task, winch tow and simplified thermal duration (F3J), with hand tow, which has replaced F3B for Canadians and most people. Power: Aerobatics (Pattern) (F3A), Helicopter (F3C), Pylon Racing (F3D). Electric powered models task event (F5B) and one other new one which escapes me for the moment. Scale Power: radio control (F4C), control line (F4B) There is no seperate event for jets. Control line Speed (F2A), Aerobatics ((F2B), Team Racing ((F2C) and Combat (F2D)
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