[NSRCA-discussion] Proposed Masters Sequence for 2009/2010

[Doug Cronkhite]

I completely agree Dave.

Reducing the flight time per sequence does a couple things..

1) Allows more rounds to be flown. Makes pilots happy.
2) Reduces the workload for the judges. Makes judges happy & makes 
pilots happy. A judge who's workload is reduced can focus better over 
the course of a day.

-Doug

Dave Lockhart wrote:
> Doug,
>
> The gist of one of the conversations was to the effect of
>
> Q - "Won't that put an un-needed demand on electrics?"
>
> A - "Screw the electrics!!!"
>
> Idea being the schedule shouldn't cater to any type of plane, powerplant, or
> flying style.
>
> At this point, my personal opinion is that reducing the length of the
> Masters schedule would be a good thing - for all the same reasons F3A has
> gone that route - mostly reduced flight time - I know as a judge at local
> contests, I would very much appreciate it!!!
>
> Dave
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