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  • Stew
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    Whar are suggestions for hotels for Saturday night?

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  • lenb
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    Here are the upgrades we made.

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  • Charlie
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    Aww new tow pilot for the Cub nice!

    Room booked
    Be there Thursday

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  • Steve P
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    Originally posted by lenb View Post
    The Carbon Cub has also been flown since it lost a tug of war with a truck mirror last year in VT, It flies perfect as usual. Should be an excellent event!! Len
    Did you make these upgrades? Would certainly add to event excellence.

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  • BobM
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    I am planning on coming in early Thursday morning and should be able to join in the fun Thursday, Friday, and Sunday.

    Saturday (weather permitting) I am in Stamford for the second annual STEMFest and will be showing the large sailplanes to explain the technology and designs of them to visitors at the event.

    Looking forward to being with everyone, it should be a great event.....as always

    Bob

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  • Jeff D
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    Planning on being there the whole time. Thinking about camping to save the driving back and forth so Gunny will have some company. Also Ron my fellow photographer is planning on coming up again on one day as well (likely Sat).

    Jeff

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  • Stew
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    I'm planning on Thursday through Sunday and really looking forward to it. See you there!

    Scot

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  • lenb
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    Ok...
    The Payload Master has been refitted with a new right cylinder recently and test flown. She's ready to tow. Rob and I are going to upgrade the servo's tonight, since the "Power HD " servos I originally installed in the plane are just too sloppy for my taste.
    The Carbon Cub has also been flown since it lost a tug of war with a truck mirror last year in VT, It flies perfect as usual.
    Jim has his usual fleet coming to the event and I'm sure there are a few other tugs will be arriving for towing duties as well. Now we just need some sailplanes to pull up!!!!

    Gunny checked in last night, he's arriving Wednesday to set up his campground and our good friend Don is feeling well this year after a health battle most of last season, so he's chomping at the bit to get some flying in.
    Just to name a few.

    Should be an excellent event!!

    Len

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  • JimD
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    Plan to arrive on Wednesday evening and leave on Monday morning, that way we can spend full-time all four days at the event!

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  • stihac
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    I'll be there.
    Can't wait! Long time no see

    Petr

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  • Steve P
    started a topic 2015 New England Sailplane Aerotow - May 14-17

    2015 New England Sailplane Aerotow - May 14-17

    The RC Propbusters 2015 New England Aerotow
    Salem, Connecticut
    Thursday, May 14 - Sunday, May 17, 2015




    https://www.facebook.com/events/1390148881287093/

    Scale Soaring in the Connecticut skies as we host our annual AMA-sanctioned scale sailplane aero tow from a beautiful flying site in Salem, CT . Towing from a manicured grass field, the surrounding farm fields and rural terrain produces great thermal activity!

    Any RC sailplane that can be aerotowed is welcomed! Electric-powered sailplanes welcomed! No winches or highstarts permitted.

    Tow donation: $40 for all four days, $15 any one day. Hot grill lunch and beverages available for purchase Thurdsay-Sunday

    Registration: Please send your name, address, phone number, AMA number and 2.4G or channel via e-mail to: spasierb at optonline dot net. Current AMA membership is required to fly.

    Powerful tugs capable of towing sailplanes up to 10 meters! Come fly with us!
    Door Prizes – Sailplane and Gear Raffle – Awards – 50/50

    DIRECTIONS: http://www.rcpropbusters.com/flying-field.html
    Last edited by Steve P; 05-03-2015, 02:49 AM.
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