3DHS Fly Low In (East) July 11,12,13,14 Washington, New Jersey 6th Annual

[gyro]

I know many of you are active on mulitple sites, but THIS thread is the "OFFICIAL" home for the 3dhs Fly Low In East 2013, so lets keep it active and moving as we get closer to this awesome event.

Maybe it's time to start a pilot's list of who is attending?

 

[Ahmed]

I'm thinking of building up a 3dhs 48" EPP Extra and shipping it to NJ just for the combat!

I think Noll flew one of those in combat last year. That big prop was scary

 

[gyro]

I think Noll flew one of those in combat last year. That big prop was scary

Yea, I was thinking about a 15x6 APC on some BEEFY 3s power. Chomp, Chomp, Chomp!

 

[Tominator06]

Yeah maybe even a spiffy custom paintjob to add some penetration weight. :thumbup:

 

[Aaeolien]

Guess it might be time to start flying my 40epp edge a bit lower bang it up a bit more. It has not had firewalls broken out of it yet. It has had the landing gear broken out 6 times and a wing almost sheared off though. Hahaha.

 

[zmonster97]

Well I'll probably be flying a 48" flying wing!

 

[gyro]

Yeah maybe even a spiffy custom paintjob to add some penetration weight. :thumbup:

I'm also thinking about some strategic structural reinforcements....

 

[Tominator06]

I'm also thinking about some strategic structural reinforcements....

Brilliant minds think alike!! Lets just say it would be the last time I assembled/disassembled the plane. Most likely it wouldn't make the trip home. I will need to check the combat rules cause I also have an Eflite Yak 54 Carbon Z that has been hanging in my hobby room forever. That is also a possible candidate. That one could also be used for some "OTHER" durability testing. Time will tell. :bouncy:

 

[njswede]

Brilliant minds think alike!! Lets just say it would be the last time I assembled/disassembled the plane. Most likely it wouldn't make the trip home. I will need to check the combat rules cause I also have an Eflite Yak 54 Carbon Z that has been hanging in my hobby room forever. That is also a possible candidate. That one could also be used for some "OTHER" durability testing. Time will tell. :bouncy:

Rules? What rules? There are no rules! I think the only restriction is that you can't enter planes that are very likely to kill someone if you lose control. I don't think you can enter a 50cc gasser, for example. But there were plenty of 47-50" planes in the mix last year.

 

[Joe's Dad]

Rules? What rules? There are no rules! I think the only restriction is that you can't enter planes that are very likely to kill someone if you lose control. I don't think you can enter a 50cc gasser, for example. But there were plenty of 47-50" planes in the mix last year.

Yep the rules are there are no rules. Well last year anyway. I think it would be cool to see a 104" slick with a big net in tow, scooping up all the planes.