Pistolera;19903 wrote: I'd like to shoot my brethren that put together the Advanced unkown we flew at the NE Regional Finals at Black Dirt, NY yesterday. THREE rolling 270's and one rolling ninety.....:disturbed:
I actually wallowed my way thru them, but my mind was so twisted outta shape by then that I couldn't fly a straight line :funny-laughing-smil:msn-slapping:
With all due respect to the members of the ISC, this is not an appropriately written unk. Unks should be a test of the skill set required to compete in the class. An unk that focuses 40 percent of the sequence on one type of maneuver does not fit that bill. What's more, with the issues facing IMAC regarding sound and fly-over, a sequence with four rolling turn elements, no matter how carefully constructed, is not the most responsible use of the Aresti catalog. Now, before folks jump down my throat about the ISC being a volunteer group, over-worked, and under appreciated, I know all too well the pleasantries of serving on the committee as I was myself a member for several years. And, yes, I certainly have contributed some stinkers to the sequence cues. My point is not to bash the ISC or its members, they do a thankless job and are absolutely under appreciated. IMAC would be far behind where it is with out them. That being said, unknowns such as the one mentioned should be very carefully reconsidered before dispersal. Unknowns should draw from a wide variety of the available figures for the class, utilize elements and base figures that do not appear in the known (as much as possible), and be authored with the same consideration to flow and airspace use as are the known proposals. Finally, thanks and kudos to the members of the ISC, your work is much appreciated!
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