[NSRCA-discussion] The Pilot
Ed Miller
edbon85 at charter.net
Mon Apr 3 11:17:02 AKDT 2006
I always suspected Dave Lockhart of steroid use :)
Should there be an * after steroid users records ??
Ed M.
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Michael
Those of us in Advanced and lower are not worthy of such sponsorship just as there are not big contracts in A or AA or AAA baseball.
Sportsman = Little League
Intermediate = "A"
Advanced = "AA"
Masters = "AAA"
FAI = Major League! = money, power, fame and servos at cost (which means 2% below Tower Hobbies price)
and it may or may not be true that some of the FAI guys take steroids.
Gray Fowler
Principal Chemical Engineer
Composites Engineering
"Michael Wickizer" <mwickizer at msn.com>
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How many pilots in Intermediate and Advanced have an advantage due to
sponsorship?
>From: "Del K. Rykert" <drykert2 at rochester.rr.com>
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>Sponsorship does have negative aspects also Nat. Well true, that the
>majority of sponsored pilots have garnered their sponsorship through their
>genuine ability this has not always been the case. Sponsorship, can give
>some pilots, if all other things are equal regarding skill an advantage. Is
>very similar to the argument that it is not the equipment... BUT the skill
>of the pilot that is truly the difference. The truth is better equipment,
>whether obtained through ones own pockets that may be deeper than others or
>through sponsorship does make the workload less for the competitive pilot
>so they can focus more of their energy on improving their skills. The
>disadvantaged always have a harder time overcoming obstacles that money or
>sponsorship does allow. IMHO.
> The raw numbers of competitors is low enough without making a new
>group of sponsored pilots. But it might help if sponsored pilots were only
>allowed in the Masters & FAI classes if there ever was a need to address
>the issue.
>
> Del
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> The sponsored pilot received his sponsorship because of his skill and
>dedication. He did not gain competitive advantage due to the sponsorship.
>It is a priviledge and opportunity to be able to fly alongside this talent
>and partake of their skills and knowledge. It is one aspect of the hobby
>for which I am most appreciative.
>
> There have been infrequent critizisms thru the years wanting to put the
>sponsored pilot in a separate group. Maybe "sour grapes" should just work a
>little harder.
> Nat Penton
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