IMAC in Colorado

[jbrink]

Come on you guys in Nebraska and Wyoming. Fort Collins is the place and July 19-20 is the date so mark your calendars. We're up to 23 pre-registrations for the Love-Air IMAC now but only one from out of state. We're working hard here to make this an outstanding event worth the trip. The 15 sponsors are coming through big-time for the pilot and worker drawings and AeroWorks is even paying for the barbecue on Saturday night. If you need a place to stay, we'll put you up on a local pilot's home. That should cover the high price of gas.
Check out our brochure at www.loveairrc.org/ and then go pre-register on the IMAC website. It'll be a heck of a party and probably your last chance for TAS points.
Jim Brink and Bert Sutton CD's

[Mike c.]

that post count has to be a lie, or you have no life

[Zee]

Hey Mike give Jim some slack.
You are only seventeen and he is 97 so he must have more posts :-)
Zee

[bodywerks]

I have this contest on my "to do" list. We'll see how it goes once the date gets closer. I already have 6 contests in and won 5 of them, and 4 out of those 5 had 6 or more contestants, so I think I have done all I can for my shot at making it to the TAS. I would just be going to hang out with old friends and to keep trying to improve my flying. I think there are at least two guys in California that want to give this contest a shot as well.

[jbrink]

I don't know why the post count is so low or why Zee thinks I'm only 97. The world is a mysterious place.
I look foreword to seeing you guys out here in Colorado. If you feel good about coming, get on the IMAC website and pre-register. It encourages the sponsors and other pilots.
Jim

[KIM]

how many miles from tucson

[jbrink]

It's "only" about 950 miles from Tucson to Ft. Collins. A snap.

[KIM]

950 miles 5 miles to the gal 4.25 per gal ill havto ask the wife can motorhomes stay overnight

[jbrink]

Yes, motorhomes are OK.