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- Szentes Spider
‘The Szentes Spider’
From : Chris Edge on FB group Free Flight
This image will likely become known as ‘The Szentes Spider’. It shows tracks of all models using the iCare GPS system on F1A day, and some from the F1B/C flyoffs. Maximum heights are ~400m and distances ~2.5kms. Maybe one of the winner’s flights are on here. CHE
It was not as Igor Bombek does not have a GPS
Some of the comments
Lee Hines –USA “Over the river & thru the woods”…
Neil Pollock Malcolm Campbell Matthew Hannaford – Australia very interesting.
Allard van Wallene – Netherlands Almost like deliberately aiming for the water :-O
Chris Edge – UK Maybe we should award extra points for a direct hit ? CHE
Allard van Wallene – Netherlands Second round, WTF-1 taking a dip.
Allard van Wallene – NL Bonus points for full electronics emersion.
Chris Edge – UK Allard you need to fire your software engineer. Get a system with .kml file capability and watch the model against the map in the air. Then DT when you know you won’t hit the hazard. I can recommend such a system if you wish …… CHE
Allard van Wallene – NL Chris Edge No worries, such a system is already in-house. Just need time to modify all ships. If it fails I’d need some hands-on experience from someone to fire myself 😉 ***
*** Note that Allard flys a full carbon F1A with sophisticated electronic “timer” – all home grown
Ismail Sarioglu – Turkey Such a beautiful field, such a bad management …
Javier Abad – Spain “beautiful”
Richard Ranney – USA The one having flown furthest to the left has a excellent glide slope!