[NSRCA-discussion] Planes for Masters class

[JShulman]

The best part about any class other than FAI is you do NOT need a "modern"
design to do well. The Patriot is a 99/00 FAI design, so look back at the
patterns we were flying then and you'll see its more than capable.

Regards,
Jason
www.jasonshulman.com
www.shulmanaviation.com
www.composite-arf.com

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Hello all,

I am on my way back to competing and was flying masters class when I stopped
about 10 years ago.  I either need to build a second plane or get something
a little more modern.  What are some modern planes for use in Masters.  I
have been out of the loop for so long I do not even know where to buy
pattern planes anymore.  My old plane is a Patriot but I am afraid it is not
as competitive for Masters anymore compared to the modern large fuse planes.
Thanks in advance.

Paul LaChance
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