Pilot?
09-07-2007 | 06:10 PM
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RE: Pilot?
ORIGINAL: tail strike
Yes and No
The rules say yes
But they don't apply it.
Yes and No
The rules say yes
But they don't apply it.
Careful.... they may not apply it at some, but we do at most.....
and Yes....it CAN make a difference in your placing.....
09-07-2007 | 06:54 PM
#7
RE: Pilot?
The rules are pretty flexible as long as the CD informs AMA 30days prior and they approve it.
But here are the big ones.....
10% scale of a plane that has flown or could fly in IAC or you are not allowed to compete
3-D lifelike Pilot---1% point reduction if no pilot
instrument panel---1% point reduction if no panel (if no pilot and panel its still a 1% deduction)
The Tucson Aerobatic Shootout (TAS) is as follows
10% scale a must
Pilot ---no pilot, no fly
panel--no panel no fly
Always best to check with your CD before the event
But here are the big ones.....
10% scale of a plane that has flown or could fly in IAC or you are not allowed to compete
3-D lifelike Pilot---1% point reduction if no pilot
instrument panel---1% point reduction if no panel (if no pilot and panel its still a 1% deduction)
The Tucson Aerobatic Shootout (TAS) is as follows
10% scale a must
Pilot ---no pilot, no fly
panel--no panel no fly
Always best to check with your CD before the event
09-07-2007 | 11:27 PM
#11
RE: Pilot?
Yes.......basic class most rules do not apply (other than flying rules like geometry)
No pilot or panel required
Your canopy can be opaque
Your plane can be anything you want.
Just fly your sequence and have fun
No pilot or panel required
Your canopy can be opaque
Your plane can be anything you want.
Just fly your sequence and have fun
