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invert0914 · 01-17-2007, 07:29 PM

No joke that it will kill attendance. I my self and many others I know can't afford canisters and or they don't fit in our model. I wouldn't have the first clue how to butcher my carden cap and have heard I would be better off buying a new airplane desighned for cans. Carden 40% Cap was not. I guess my many years of going and support will have to end. I guess that would make my cap useless. Anyone that dosn't fly 3D modles are finished. No Warbirds, Lasers, Citabrias, or any civil aircraft for that matter. But who cares 3d aircraft have almost completely taken over the show. I think it would be a big mistake. I understand noise control but stock mufflers and the proper prop make a huge differance. I guess Matt Chapman better get some cans cause I know he dosn't qualify under the future noise restrictions. This baffles me.

01-17-2007, 07:29 PM	#25 (permalink)
invert0914 Uber Contributer Join Date: May 2006 Location: North Carolina Age: 33 Posts: 156	Re: Joe Nall and Mufflers?? No joke that it will kill attendance. I my self and many others I know can't afford canisters and or they don't fit in our model. I wouldn't have the first clue how to butcher my carden cap and have heard I would be better off buying a new airplane desighned for cans. Carden 40% Cap was not. I guess my many years of going and support will have to end. I guess that would make my cap useless. Anyone that dosn't fly 3D modles are finished. No Warbirds, Lasers, Citabrias, or any civil aircraft for that matter. But who cares 3d aircraft have almost completely taken over the show. I think it would be a big mistake. I understand noise control but stock mufflers and the proper prop make a huge differance. I guess Matt Chapman better get some cans cause I know he dosn't qualify under the future noise restrictions. This baffles me.