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[Rossyspsce]

We got 3:00 from 20 ft ceiling in practice and repeated quite well.

In regional competition with 29 ft, ceiling, still 3:03 because touch with light. Second run was worse, wing got knocked off.

This is FF.

rip is ur plane ok?

Thanks for asking. It is repairable, but you have to build new one for state, right?

I would repair and retrim and make another plane for state, and just see which is better. You never know maybe one plane is better for wide and short rooms or tall and narrow

[klastyioer]

We got 3:00 from 20 ft ceiling in practice and repeated quite well.

In regional competition with 29 ft, ceiling, still 3:03 because touch with light. Second run was worse, wing got knocked off.

This is FF.

rip is ur plane ok?

Thanks for asking. It is repairable, but you have to build new one for state, right?

good news
i agree w rossyspace
info it's repairable try to fix it but don't rely on it cause it may not be the same afterwards

[jsegal]

Just to let fellow scioly kids know me and my partner just got 3:36 in a 20 ft ceiling. (No touch)

[Airco2020]

Just to let fellow scioly kids know me and my partner just got 3:36 in a 20 ft ceiling. (No touch)

That's really awesome!!

[Dreamz]

Just to let fellow scioly kids know me and my partner just got 3:36 in a 20 ft ceiling. (No touch)

Amazing job!!! No torque burner?

[jinhusong]

Just to let fellow scioly kids know me and my partner just got 3:36 in a 20 ft ceiling. (No touch)

Amazing job!!! No torque burner?

Any tip to share?

Ours is FF, no flaring prop yet, still can trim some weight (currently 8.3g).

[jsegal]

Ours is 8.65 grams and we do not use flaring prop

[klastyioer]

Ours is 8.65 grams and we do not use flaring prop

so do you use the symmetrical prop that comes w the kit or do u use a diff prop
if this is too much to ask for dont answer
just curious and seeing what ppl are doing its always interesting to hear of other ideas rather than my own

[jsegal]

prop in the kit

[klastyioer]

prop in the kit

cool