Perfect
Form commin' at ya! Mr.John Carlson launches at the photographer for another
good flight seeking a 2 minute max-no more-no less. Points deducted for
the number of seconds OVER or UNDER 2:00 minutes.![]() |
John Hlebcar shows great "form" in launching his Dakota for a max flight. Weather was spectacular as evident from these photos. John must have done somnething real rigfht as he won the shootout with a near-perfect flight time of 1:57!!! |
John Carlson primes his .049 just prior to a near-winning flight. The Joe Wagner designed planes flew exactly as Joe said they would! And rewarded SAM 27 members with great flights. John was the "Concourse" winner on this day
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"Classic" Dakota launch technique from the side. Once they were running, these beauties seldom failed to fly well.
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It only looks close to wires here due to the telephoto lens....Bill Vanderbeek's hot flyer caught rising air and actually got between the wires! |
SAM 27 "Dakota Shootout" CD John Dammuler walks proudly back to the pits after the "first Flight" of his new self-designed scratchbuilt free flight twin boom design. |
John
Dammuller, CD for the day launches his twin-boom FF design for a "first
flight" between Dakota launches. |
John's
design rises on its first flight accompanied by a curious vulture already
in a thermal aobe the wires. |
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