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Sunday, November 23, 2008

F3B team trails at Groen Goud

The flight line At Groengoud on Saturday


The Team selection for next years F3B word Championships took place on Saturday. After a lot of rain recently the weather turn out just about perfect on the day. The BERG team managed 5th (Derek) and myself in 8th place .
A full report will be posted this week on the RSA F3B blog. During the day I managed take a some pictures for the BERG blog.
I had to stop flying in Round 6 after I lost elevator authority due to a dislocate pin on the V tail and only just managed to land safely after a 3 min struggle to get the glider down.


The CD for the event (Evan Shaw).









The ETB team and Paul Carnal doing a Small repair during the day.













Center line judge for the speed run (Rudy King)


The light signaling box used for speed and distance.

Unfortunately started to signal randomly in round 6 but we managed to see the last round
out.

Craig Goodrum launching Deon's F3B Glider for a speed run

Many thanks to all my helpers from BERG Johan, Lauraine, Rudolf ,Klaus and all the Other helpers at base B for signaling. Without their help we could not have run the Trails.

Also to Martie for providing lunch, cold drinks and snacks during the day.

Thanks once again Ladies and Guy's .

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