CAOCC 2004
07-20-2004, 02:38 AM
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RE: CAOCC 2004
The Preliminaries are over and the Team results are decided. Day 1 and 3 conditions were perfect, days 2 and 4 flown in a stiff cross wind and turbulence.
Team Placing's
1 Japan 8687
2 Australia 8114
3 Hong Kong 6407
4 New Zealand 5314
5 PR China 5108
6 Singapore 4144
7 Thailand 4055
Individual after 4 preliminary rounds
1 Akiba JPN 3000
2 Onda JPN 2930
3 Fukuda JPN 2757
4 Pye AUS 2741
5 Briggs NZL 2726
6 Broadbent AUS 2688
7 Bloodworth AUS 2684
8 Duan Zhi Yong PRC 2653
9 McFarlane Indiv 2611
10 Burgdorf Indiv 2599
11 Finlay NZL 2588
12 Lau HK 2551
13 Zang Xu Jun PRC 2455
14 Sukumcharoentjit THA 2292
15 Jun Kia Low SIN 2234
16 Li Hung Kay HK 2013
17 Henry Lim SIN 1910
18 Hung Hing Wai HK 1842
19 Praphon Techavipark THA 1762
Top ten go through to the semi finals on Thursday. The two individual pilots are not eligible so Alex Lau and Grant Finlay move up into the to the ten. The top 5 will contest the finals on Friday.
Regards
Brian
Team Placing's
1 Japan 8687
2 Australia 8114
3 Hong Kong 6407
4 New Zealand 5314
5 PR China 5108
6 Singapore 4144
7 Thailand 4055
Individual after 4 preliminary rounds
1 Akiba JPN 3000
2 Onda JPN 2930
3 Fukuda JPN 2757
4 Pye AUS 2741
5 Briggs NZL 2726
6 Broadbent AUS 2688
7 Bloodworth AUS 2684
8 Duan Zhi Yong PRC 2653
9 McFarlane Indiv 2611
10 Burgdorf Indiv 2599
11 Finlay NZL 2588
12 Lau HK 2551
13 Zang Xu Jun PRC 2455
14 Sukumcharoentjit THA 2292
15 Jun Kia Low SIN 2234
16 Li Hung Kay HK 2013
17 Henry Lim SIN 1910
18 Hung Hing Wai HK 1842
19 Praphon Techavipark THA 1762
Top ten go through to the semi finals on Thursday. The two individual pilots are not eligible so Alex Lau and Grant Finlay move up into the to the ten. The top 5 will contest the finals on Friday.
Regards
Brian
07-22-2004, 08:11 AM
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RE: CAOCC 2004
Semi-final results are here
http://www.australianpatternassociat...i%20finals.htm
Flown in stiff crosswind in. Rain stoppped play with 4 flights to go in round 3. At the restart it went calm. Fukuda, Bloodworth and Akiba took advantage of the conditions. Gavin Broadbent also flew in the good air but suffered a cam gear failure with 2 manouveres to go.
Top five in finals tomorrow.
Brian
http://www.australianpatternassociat...i%20finals.htm
Flown in stiff crosswind in. Rain stoppped play with 4 flights to go in round 3. At the restart it went calm. Fukuda, Bloodworth and Akiba took advantage of the conditions. Gavin Broadbent also flew in the good air but suffered a cam gear failure with 2 manouveres to go.
Top five in finals tomorrow.
Brian
07-26-2004, 05:14 AM
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RE: CAOCC 2004
Ill get some more photos uploaded soon ish. Ill also edit up a video of some flying in a few days.
Having never seen pattern comp flying before it was awesome to see these guys flying in such difficult conditions and so precisely too. If I could ever fly a little bit as good Id be stoked for sure.
Having never seen pattern comp flying before it was awesome to see these guys flying in such difficult conditions and so precisely too. If I could ever fly a little bit as good Id be stoked for sure.
07-27-2004, 04:12 AM
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07-27-2004, 08:44 AM
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RE: CAOCC 2004
I dont have any detail shots, just similar to whats been posted above.
I dont know what a Snotrag is Doug, but I believe his plane is the greenish one in the top and middle shots posted above. I only remember it powered by a YS140DZ, most, that had engine decals on them, were OS decals. I do know that Bill Bloodworths was an OS160 on pipe.
I didnt get around to editing any video yet, spent the day repairing my two models.
I dont know what a Snotrag is Doug, but I believe his plane is the greenish one in the top and middle shots posted above. I only remember it powered by a YS140DZ, most, that had engine decals on them, were OS decals. I do know that Bill Bloodworths was an OS160 on pipe.
I didnt get around to editing any video yet, spent the day repairing my two models.
07-27-2004, 04:22 PM
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RE: CAOCC 2004
I was the assistant contest director for the CAOCC event.
I can tell you that Frazer flew his "SMUDGE" otherwise known as a SMARADG for all flights bar one when he had to call on his backup model when the DZ refused to start.
Peter
I can tell you that Frazer flew his "SMUDGE" otherwise known as a SMARADG for all flights bar one when he had to call on his backup model when the DZ refused to start.
Peter
07-29-2004, 08:18 AM
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RE: CAOCC 2004
Onda only brought one model with him - Austral X
He is a definite world champion in the making. His performances during the week were quite impressive however he was on fire by the time e reached the finals and blew everyone away by winning all 4 rounds on the day.
France should be very interesting.
Peter
He is a definite world champion in the making. His performances during the week were quite impressive however he was on fire by the time e reached the finals and blew everyone away by winning all 4 rounds on the day.
France should be very interesting.
Peter
