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gus.fraser(at)gs.com
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Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 2:41 pm Post subject: Aerobatics Invite

OK folks it is the off season and I am sure that you are all getting your annual done in preparation for the next flying season.   

So what are you going to do next year ?   

Why not SERIOUSLY consider taking that great red plane of yours to an aerobatics contest as either a competitor of volunteer ?  

In an attempt to spike your interest I have included this years primary knowns from IAC   

 <<primary.pdf>>  

Basically, for those that don't yet read Aresti (see http://www.mini-iac.com/Portals/57ad7180-c5e7-49f5-b282-c6475cdb7ee7/ARESTI-DICTIONARY.pdf) , it is  

1. A one turn spin. 

2. A loop. 

3. Half Cuban 8. 

4. Roll. 

5. 90 Deg turn.   

All stuff you guys probably do on a Sunday afternoon, why not jump in. Nobody expects you to be a Rick Basiliere from day one (sorry Rick) the best bit about a competition is that you first off compete against yourself and then against others.  

And hey there is no requirement to wear a flight suit, (comment for Frank and Brian ) ) infact I don't see a reg that stops you from doing it in the buff if you wish. I know that there are a few aerobatic lurkers on the list so why not make this the year you make the leap, literally, into aerobatics, common you know you want to..........  

Even if you decide to just see what goes on find out where the contests are from the iac web site www.iac.org   

Also if you are experienced why not offer to be a "buddy" for someone who wants to start.    

And for those that refuse to fly unless it is in a pack, you can fly to the contest together (TONGUE PLANTED RIGHT INTO MY CHEEK).  

Gus Fraser

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brian

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Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 8:17 pm Post subject: Aerobatics Invite

Fraser, Gus wrote:



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		   OK folks it is the off season


	


Off season? Yer kiddin' right?



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discrab(at)earthlink.net
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Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 8:27 pm Post subject: Aerobatics Invite

Gus;

 Thanks  for all that.  I'll buddy up with anyone who would like to.  Joe  (Felix) Wilkins (took some dual from me) has done a few contests and one in my  Yak-55 (and trophied!) when his -52 was "new asphalted" into his hangar last  year.  I'm working on the rest of the Colorado Yak Pac.  Tumbled with  Allen Tinnes... he won a trophy (I think) at LAA last year in  Primary.  Even if he did cause a little consternation when he left (flew to  the boonies) to get some more practice time after the contest began. A  faux pas. We all love you Allen.

  

 I have  been invited to practice formation, I accepted, you guys have cahones (sp?  gonads...you know) the size of watermelons.  It scares me to see airplanes  that close when they are on the ground and not tied down...I respect what you  all do, it is real pretty - please try adding the last dimension - go  vertical - have more fun - be safe and get to laugh at me when I attempt to join  a formation.

  

 BTW,  you can do even Sportsman (at)82% :0) 

  

 Respectfully, Rick b

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N7092A(at)aol.com
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 4:48 pm Post subject: Aerobatics Invite

For those in the SF Bay area I would luv to practice with someone for the  sportsman who has done it before in a -52

  

 Just send me a note off list.

  

 Mark 

 N7092A

 KPAO

  

 In a message dated 1/12/2006 9:59:23 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  discrab(at)earthlink.net writes:

 [quote]   Gus;

   Thanks for all that.  I'll buddy up with anyone who would like    to.  Joe (Felix) Wilkins (took some dual from me) has done a few contests    and one in my Yak-55 (and trophied!) when his -52 was "new asphalted" into his    hangar last year.  I'm working on the rest of the Colorado Yak Pac.     Tumbled with Allen Tinnes... he won a trophy (I think) at LAA last    year in Primary.  Even if he did cause a little consternation when he    left (flew to the boonies) to get some more practice time after the    contest began. A faux pas. We all love you  Allen.

    

   I    have been invited to practice formation, I accepted, you guys have cahones    (sp? gonads...you know) the size of watermelons.  It scares me to see    airplanes that close when they are on the ground and not tied down...I respect    what you all do, it is real pretty - please try adding the last dimension    - go vertical - have more fun - be safe and get to laugh at me when I attempt    to join a formation.

    

   BTW,    you can do even Sportsman (at)82% :0) 

    

   Respectfully, Rick b

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ben(at)designselect.net
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2006 6:37 am Post subject: Aerobatics Invite

Marsh  

If you are so inclined, you can contact me off line to discuss some basics on -52 airbatics.  

Ben  

Nut Tree Airport        

  

From: owner-yak-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-yak-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of N7092A(at)aol.com

 Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 4:47 PM

 To: yak-list(at)matronics.com

 Subject: Re: Aerobatics Invite  

  

       

For those in the SF Bay area I would luv to practice with someone for the sportsman who has done it before in a -52  

    

   

    

Just send me a note off list.  

    

   

    

Mark   

    

N7092A  

    

KPAO  

    

   

    

In a message dated 1/12/2006 9:59:23 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, discrab(at)earthlink.net writes:  

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Gus;  

    

Thanks for all that.  I'll buddy up with anyone who would like to.  Joe (Felix) Wilkins (took some dual from me) has done a few contests and one in my Yak-55 (and trophied!) when his -52 was "new asphalted" into his hangar last year.  I'm working on the rest of the Colorado Yak Pac.  Tumbled with Allen Tinnes... he won a trophy (I think) at LAA last year in Primary.  Even if he did cause a little consternation when he left (flew to the boonies) to get some more practice time after the contest began. A faux pas. We all love you Allen.  

    

   

    

I have been invited to practice formation, I accepted, you guys have cahones (sp? gonads...you know) the size of watermelons.  It scares me to see airplanes that close when they are on the ground and not tied down...I respect what you all do, it is real pretty - please try adding the last dimension - go vertical - have more fun - be safe and get to laugh at me when I attempt to join a formation.  

    

   

    

BTW, you can do even Sportsman (at)82% :0)   

    

   

    

Respectfully, Rick b  

   	  Quote: 	
		    

-----Original Message-----

 From: owner-yak-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-yak-list-server(at)matronics.com]On Behalf Of Fraser, Gus

 Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 3:41 PM

 To: 'yak-list(at)matronics.com'

 Subject: Aerobatics Invite  

OK folks it is the off season and I am sure that you are all getting your annual done in preparation for the next flying season.   

So what are you going to do next year ?   

Why not SERIOUSLY consider taking that great red plane of yours to an aerobatics contest as either a competitor of volunteer ?  

In an attempt to spike your interest I have included this years primary knowns from IAC   

<<primary.pdf>> 

 Basically, for those that don't yet read Aresti (see http://www.mini-iac.com/Portals/57ad7180-c5e7-49f5-b282-c6475cdb7ee7/ARESTI-DICTIONARY.pdf) , it is  

1. A one turn spin. 

 2. A loop. 

 3. Half Cuban 8. 

 4. Roll. 

 5. 90 Deg turn.   

All stuff you guys probably do on a Sunday afternoon, why not jump in. Nobody expects you to be a Rick Basiliere from day one (sorry Rick) the best bit about a competition is that you first off compete against yourself and then against others.  

And hey there is no requirement to wear a flight suit, (comment for Frank and Brian ) ) infact I don't see a reg that stops you from doing it in the buff if you wish. I know that there are a few aerobatic lurkers on the list so why not make this the year you make the leap, literally, into aerobatics, common you know you want to..........  

Even if you decide to just see what goes on find out where the contests are from the iac web site www.iac.org   

Also if you are experienced why not offer to be a "buddy" for someone who wants to start.   

And for those that refuse to fly unless it is in a pack, you can fly to the contest together (TONGUE PLANTED RIGHT INTO MY CHEEK).  

Gus Fraser

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