Australian Scale Aerobatics Association

[Funflyaddict]

	Quote: Originally Posted by wassa
	Funfly addict, If Albury is just down the road come over 1 Sat or Sun and have a fly with us. Cheers, Wassa

I'll have to return again soon Wassa!, but you already know me, i bought a 9X off you a while ago! . I need to come over one weekend for sure, but i might have to pummel you with IMAC question's haha!.

[DesertHucker]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3dubya
	Arr sorry forgot tates have kokam. Do kokam have Li-Ion batts never looked. Yer I use the mount but they are a composite plane thing. You could use just the fiberglass part. The wood MTW canister mount maybe what you need from Ian, The DA guys here could maybe tell you if they fit a 70mm cannister I dont know, they look like good thing easy to grind down for tight space, Jenko used them on a 70mm KnS tuned pipe so think they fit.

I used the MTW ones from Ian for my 3W canisters good fit.

[Stu_D]

	Quote: Originally Posted by wassa
	Hi Stue, Whilst I agree with you the MAAA has tried Easter and June and both have failed, They do get very good turn up over the end of december time slot over all disaplines so that the reason for this time slot. As to weather we surport or not that is up to you guys but remember one thing!! The MAAA has lots of money to spend on bringing out top flyers and judgeing coaches etc so i we expect them to dip in to the money pot for us we DO need to surport the Nationals. Cheers, Wassa

Why cant we have our own nationals . I have seen far to many sports loosing
there way all bacause of a perception that the peak body knows best .

On face value the the ASAA board know what they want and also know how
to put on a good show for there members however I hope they dont fall into the
same trap as the APA . International & national accreditation is going to have
a heavy cost .

Beware what you wish for , you may just get it .

I know that this all sounds like a big wank but are we seeing the first signs
of being told what to do by the MAAA .

Stu .

[RH1N0]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Funflyaddict
	Thanks Guys, ive been to the last 2 bendigo event's as a spectator, now i got no excuse not to compete. Thanks for the help, better start practising.

Hi Owen,

Based on how you flew when you were up here on holidays, I'd say you are more then capable of being competitive in basic. Your toughest opponent in your first comp will be your own nerves and the only way to fix that is to get amongst the action. The journey of a lifetime begins with a single step

Cheers
Rhino

[3dubya]

Anyone see this, nice weather we got now down here..
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Winds spark rogue 19.5m wave off Tassie

Friday Sep 22 16:32 AEST
Gale force winds have produced a massive 19.5-metre wave off the coast of Tasmania, according to surf forecasters.
The rogue wave was recorded about 9am (AEST) on Thursday and is believed to be one of the largest ever measured in Australia, forecasters say.
Swellnet website forecaster Ben Matson said a waverider buoy located 10 kilometres from Cape Sorell, on Tasmania's west coast, recorded a wave peaking at a height of 19.5 metres (64 foot) as westerly winds crossed the coastline.

[nathannotley]

	Quote: Originally Posted by DesertHucker
	I used the MTW ones from Ian for my 3W canisters good fit.

What brand of prop are you using? I am think of trying mejzlik (28x10) but isn't much variety in sizes.

[nathannotley]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3dubya
	Anyone see this, nice weather we got now down here.. ---------------------------------------------------- Winds spark rogue 19.5m wave off Tassie Friday Sep 22 16:32 AEST Gale force winds have produced a massive 19.5-metre wave off the coast of Tasmania, according to surf forecasters. The rogue wave was recorded about 9am (AEST) on Thursday and is believed to be one of the largest ever measured in Australia, forecasters say. Swellnet website forecaster Ben Matson said a waverider buoy located 10 kilometres from Cape Sorell, on Tasmania's west coast, recorded a wave peaking at a height of 19.5 metres (64 foot) as westerly winds crossed the coastline.

Surfs up DUDE.

[3dubya]

Hey nath, cosser said you made a purchase today 2.6 and 84" planes..

[DesertHucker]

	Quote: Originally Posted by nathannotley
	What brand of prop are you using? I am think of trying mejzlik (28x10) but isn't much variety in sizes.

yep thats what i got mejzlik 28x10 the cans gave me about another 300-400 rpm over the stock muflers

[DesertHucker]

	Quote: Originally Posted by DesertHucker
	yep thats what i got mejzlik 28x10 the cans gave me about another 300-400 rpm over the stock muflers

Got some nice new digi fish scales today hope to get some data this weekend with the props we got on hand. 3w wood 28x10 & 28x12 mejzlik 28x10 beila 27x10 PT models 28x10 bolle carbon 28x10 hope to get a sound meater and 2 tachos make that 3 will hook up the 3W one as well.

hope this will be usefull trivia for all

[rcdart]

Jeremy, after flying your plane, I would say around 1mm should do it.

[3dubya]

	Quote: Originally Posted by DesertHucker
	Got some nice new digi fish scales today hope to get some data this weekend with the props we got on hand. 3w wood 28x10 & 28x12 mejzlik 28x10 beila 27x10 PT models 28x10 bolle carbon 28x10 hope to get a sound meater and 2 tachos make that 3 will hook up the 3W one as well. hope this will be usefull trivia for all

LOL you gonna set up a pull meter, thats awsome. Post results for sure...