St George Utah 3D Bash

[gyro]

If I might ask a simple question, where does the raffle money go? Also how much are tickets?

I can answer part of that question. We (3drcforums) work with the host club to raise money for their club. A small portion of the proceeds go towards this Forum, with the very vast majority helping the club cover their costs of hosting, as well as field improvements and such. We hope that by helping the clubs raise money, they'll stay motivated to host these events in the future. This applies to all the events in the 3D Bash series.

 

[3dNater]

If I might ask a simple question, where does the raffle money go? Also how much are tickets?

The raffle is our club's main source of revenue from this event (hopefully). The money we get from event revenue goes to maintaining and expanding our field. Our field is owned, operated, and built by the club members. I think I can say with a fair amount of confidence that our field is likely the best in Utah. We are commited to keeping it awesome and trying to make it even better. Right now we are trying to get potable water and permanent restroom facilities among other things.

 

[3dNater]

I forgot to add... raffle tickes are $1 for one and 6 for $5. We hope you want at least 100 of them

 

[AKfreak]

Thanks for the info guys. I was just curious. I'll buy my share of them. All I can hope for now is good weather. My ride says he won't go if the weather (wind) is too high. I have been looking at trailers so I won't have to rely on others for help transporting my planes in the future. So for now I pray.

 

[3dNater]

It looks pretty good right now but we know forecasts are tenative at best this far out.

 

[Ahblair4]

It looks pretty good right now but we know forecasts are tenative at best this far out.

I've been practicing all day for this, Nate!

 

[AKfreak]

I've been practicing all day for this, Nate!

What have you been practicing?

 

[Ahblair4]

What have you been practicing?

Realflight, using the PAU 36% Edge.

 

[AKfreak]

Do you own a faomy yet. If not, I promise it is what you need to get better at 3d. The step between SIM and balsa is light years apart. Everything is much faster, and the foamy helps not only with the stick moves, bit he helps to transition onto the faster stuff.

Don't get me wrong I SIM daily, however I foamy more than anything as kids don't allow me to live at the field.

 

[Ahblair4]

Do you own a faomy yet. If not, I promise it is what you need to get better at 3d. The step between SIM and balsa is light years apart. Everything is much faster, and the foamy helps not only with the stick moves, bit he helps to transition onto the faster stuff.

Don't get me wrong I SIM daily, however I foamy more than anything as kids don't allow me to live at the field.

Yeah I have a Crack Laser I fly avidly. Haven't been out too much with it lately. As of today I can say, I do decent rolling harriers! 6 months payed off!