Should we create an 3D competition in the 50" to 74" Class?

[3Daddict]

I also thing with a new idea like this you should start small. maybe only expect 25 pilots. charge a small entry fee, and take a portion of that to come up with the prizes. treat the even like you would a small funfly, which does not take much money to put on. then if it is sucessfull you could slowly grow the event each year.

 

[losifanatic]

Being that lm poor and there is no way that l can afford a 50cc plane without taking to much from my family l LOVE the idea of a smaller plane sized event.

 

[hone]

My 35cc plane has a 78'' wingspan. Thanks :thumbup:

 

[Anthony7820]

My 35cc plane has a 78'' wingspan. Thanks :thumbup:

Sorry, can't compete

I'm sure any 35cc and under would be able to compete.

 

[hone]

Sorry, can't compete

I'm sure any 35cc and under would be able to compete.

Hehehe i know i'm just kidding. Besides i'm sure it'll be on the other side of the country somewhere.


Unless you guys all want to make the trip to sunny California :ecstatic:

 

[Anthony7820]

Hehehe i know i'm just kidding. Besides i'm sure it'll be on the other side of the country somewhere.


Unless you guys all want to make the trip to sunny California :ecstatic:

We could all rent a bus and go on tour! eace:

 

[SnowDog]

The problem with limiting the event to small (60" and under) is the transportation cost trade off. If I'm going to an event, I want to make sure I can see a bunch of people fly, and I like to watch big stuff fly, and where ever it is I will most likely need to make a weekend out of it to spread the travel time over a reasonable period. So I think it should be attached to an existing FLI (for this year at least).

 

[gyro]

you spoke, we listened: http://www.3drcforums.com/showthrea...ith-the-NJ-FLI-July-11-14th&p=21837#post21837