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Old 11-16-2018 | 04:54 AM
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Originally Posted by cjtyped
Just for information, I DID compete in the 2018 Scale RC Nationals. What I learner was that I was WAY under prepared and under practiced. That won't happen again.
I used a Hangar 9 bashed Super Cub, in "Fun Scale Novice". Came in last. Winner was a foamie T-28 that was well flown.
Not sure what fun scale plane I will use. But I hope to use my Fournier in standoff scale.
Thank You to everyone who has chipped in. I'll probably add weight incrementally. If I have a strong headwind, I may need to penetrate better. But maybe just throttle control would work too.
Such a challenging hobby. Mentally and physically.
Thanks again.
Randy White
I'm sorry but I have a problem with something molded out of foam and 90% assembled by some guy on the other side of the world taking 1st place in ANY scale contest. This to me is a prime example of what is wrong with this hobby. It's no longer what the individual can build but rather what they can buy! And that holds true to a certain extent in the other classes of scale too.

BTWcjtyped, check your PMs.