Re: Times
Posted: January 12th, 2019, 7:31 pm
heh yep but im not sayin cause it was trashy afRossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?
heh yep but im not sayin cause it was trashy afRossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?
i have times for stoga if you want em thoRossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?
That'd be great if you could send them!klastyioer wrote:i have times for stoga if you want em thoRossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?
Can you let me know as well? Thanks.klastyioer wrote:i have times for stoga if you want em thoRossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?
I'm also flying in a 20 foot gym with mid torque(Maybe 65% max winds) although I haven't done any flights in two weeks. That much torque got me 2:42 with 4 meters of altitude drops from hitting the ceiling.izzanom wrote:I've been flying in about a 20 foot gym and was wondering what other people were generally getting. I've had about 2:30 as an average.
so i wasnt competing but i worked closely to get my team in a somewhat decent spot in like less than a month (building and trimming in 2.5 weeks). that got us to 1;20 and 1;10 at comp, no tiers, all bonuses. i noticed lots of ff kits being used, almost all teams. a few schools attempted their own planes, including us, and others just used the kit. the times were all mostly around 1;15-1;45, some were in the low 2 minute range. many teams were going for the bonuses.Rossyspsce wrote:That'd be great if you could send them!klastyioer wrote:i have times for stoga if you want em thoRossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?
1st place time @ MIT: 2:27 w/o bonuses 2:49 w/ bonuses. The ceiling was around 20 ft. with the limiting factor being hanging cables and pipes. The cold temperatures and unpredictable air in the room contributed to many of the low times.Rossyspsce wrote:anyone got times for mira loma or mit?