2020 National Tournament: North Carolina State University

[coachchuckaahs]

Any word or thought on flying site height for gliders and Ws? Within this year's rules, flkying site height information will be critical. With the very light gliders, entirely different gliders may need to be built for higher sites.

Coach Chuck

[CrayolaCrayon]

Any word or thought on flying site height for gliders and Ws? Within this year's rules, flkying site height information will be critical. With the very light gliders, entirely different gliders may need to be built for higher sites.

Coach Chuck

Would be very cool if it was Reynolds Coliseum!

[Frost0125]

Any word or thought on flying site height for gliders and Ws? Within this year's rules, flkying site height information will be critical. With the very light gliders, entirely different gliders may need to be built for higher sites.

Coach Chuck

Would be very cool if it was Reynolds Coliseum!

(I’m not in gliders, so I don’t know how helpful this is.)
I’m from NC and at states last year it was held in Reynold’s

[sciolyperson1]

Any word or thought on flying site height for gliders and Ws? Within this year's rules, flkying site height information will be critical. With the very light gliders, entirely different gliders may need to be built for higher sites.

Coach Chuck

Would be very cool if it was Reynolds Coliseum!

(I’m not in gliders, so I don’t know how helpful this is.)
I’m from NC and at states last year it was held in Reynold’s

As per usual national tournaments, they need to set up awards in a stadium so it may likely not be used for flight events (and PPP).

[Frost0125]

Would be very cool if it was Reynolds Coliseum!

(I’m not in gliders, so I don’t know how helpful this is.)
I’m from NC and at states last year it was held in Reynold’s

As per usual national tournaments, they need to set up awards in a stadium so it may likely not be used for flight events (and PPP).

There aren't too many other places they can use for gliders. The only other spot that has room is usually used for ping pong and vehicle events.

[sciolyperson1]

(I’m not in gliders, so I don’t know how helpful this is.)
I’m from NC and at states last year it was held in Reynold’s

As per usual national tournaments, they need to set up awards in a stadium so it may likely not be used for flight events (and PPP).

There aren't too many other places they can use for gliders. The only other spot that has room is usually used for ping pong and vehicle events.

We gotta get a 60ft PPP arena

[builderguy135]

(I’m not in gliders, so I don’t know how helpful this is.)
I’m from NC and at states last year it was held in Reynold’s

As per usual national tournaments, they need to set up awards in a stadium so it may likely not be used for flight events (and PPP).

There aren't too many other places they can use for gliders. The only other spot that has room is usually used for ping pong and vehicle events.

I feel like a state university would have at least a few more places tall and large enough to run flight events.

[Frost0125]

As per usual national tournaments, they need to set up awards in a stadium so it may likely not be used for flight events (and PPP).

There aren't too many other places they can use for gliders. The only other spot that has room is usually used for ping pong and vehicle events.

I feel like a state university would have at least a few more places tall and large enough to run flight events.

There might be another place, but I think it would be part of Reynold's... they have a couple extra rooms that might be big enough.

edit: I just remembered Carmichael gym exists... they'll probably put events there

[TheChiScientist]

As per usual national tournaments, they need to set up awards in a stadium so it may likely not be used for flight events (and PPP).

There aren't too many other places they can use for gliders. The only other spot that has room is usually used for ping pong and vehicle events.

We gotta get a 60ft PPP arena

Laughs in 100ft at state.
(PPP at IL state is gonna be beautiful!)

[SilverBreeze]

NorCal has infinite ceiling height... although the wind might be just a tad variable...