[NSRCA-discussion] Noise - Overfly - and Different Aerobatic Model Types
dwaynenancy
dwaynenancy at cox.net
Fri Mar 3 04:51:54 AKST 2006
Ask the flyers at RC World in Orlando about what is happening to them
and their field now. Dwayne
Bob Richards wrote:
> Dean,
>
> Right on point. I've been involved with a flying field lost due to
> noise, and was also involved in a successful fight to keep a field
> open after neighbor's complaints. Better to be reasonably quiet in the
> first place. Once you have upset the neighbors to the point that they
> start to complain, their "threshold of pain" becomes much lower. Once
> they have made up their minds they don't like you, they probably never
> will like you again, regardless of what you do.
>
> The one - maybe the only - big negative that I see with IMAC is the
> noise level along with the noise footprint. But, you know, 20 years
> ago you could say the same thing about pattern. I just hope the guys
> in IMAC (and giant scale in general) can learn from the mistakes made
> in pattern -- BEFORE flying fields are lost for both camps!
>
> Bob R.
>
>
> */Dean Pappas <d.pappas at kodeos.com>/* / wrote:/
> / /
>
> / /
> /Hi Dave,
> What I hope we are saying here, is that being smart and making our
> aerobatic planes quiet is good for the continued survival of both
> events. Of course, if flyers with large, loud, and far-away 40%
> planes lose all our practice fields and practice sites ...
>
> This is just how the West Windsor contest in Jersey became a
> "first annual and only ever" event.
> Sadly, I have to say that two or three IMACers joined the club,
> and within a few months, we had no Pattern Contest, a 6:00 P.M.
> weekday curfew on wet power, and neighbors who are now very aware
> of our existence. Being noticed ain't always a good thing! Smart
> noise abatement programs are aimed at preventing that first
> complaint. Once it happens, it's almost too late.
> ............................../
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