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It's been a longtime trial event in Indiana too, and yes, it is like Wright Stuff but instead ya gotta complete the build in basically less than an hour (in your given timeslot), hence why it has scramble in the name. I don't have tips since I never did it, but you're mostly (w)right about what it's about. In terms of where to get one, I think Tom Sanders would know, but idk if he would tell you.LittleMissNyan wrote:So I got put in a MD trial event, Aerial Scrambler. According to the rules you get an AMA Alpha kit, build it, and make it fly as long as possible. It sounds a lot like Wright Stuff, so does anyone have any tips?
(Also, does anyone know where to get one of those kits?)
Who's Tom Sanders?pikachu4919 wrote:It's been a longtime trial event in Indiana too, and yes, it is like Wright Stuff but instead ya gotta complete the build in basically less than an hour (in your given timeslot), hence why it has scramble in the name. I don't have tips since I never did it, but you're mostly (w)right about what it's about. In terms of where to get one, I think Tom Sanders would know, but idk if he would tell you.LittleMissNyan wrote:So I got put in a MD trial event, Aerial Scrambler. According to the rules you get an AMA Alpha kit, build it, and make it fly as long as possible. It sounds a lot like Wright Stuff, so does anyone have any tips?
(Also, does anyone know where to get one of those kits?)
pikachu4919 wrote:You're able to get one through guru tech engineerings wright stuff page, where he links the winder, it brings you to the AMA Alpha kitLittleMissNyan wrote:So I got put in a MD trial event, Aerial Scrambler. According to the rules you get an AMA Alpha kit, build it, and make it fly as long as possible. It sounds a lot like Wright Stuff, so does anyone have any tips?
(Also, does anyone know where to get one of those kits?)
It's been a longtime trial event in Indiana too, and yes, it is like Wright Stuff but instead ya gotta complete the build in basically less than an hour (in your given timeslot), hence why it has scramble in the name. I don't have tips since I never did it, but you're mostly (w)right about what it's about. In terms of where to get one, I think Tom Sanders would know, but idk if he would tell you.
Tom Sanders is the Indiana State Director and also the National Event Supervisor for any and all of the flight events.LittleMissNyan wrote:Who's Tom Sanders?pikachu4919 wrote:It's been a longtime trial event in Indiana too, and yes, it is like Wright Stuff but instead ya gotta complete the build in basically less than an hour (in your given timeslot), hence why it has scramble in the name. I don't have tips since I never did it, but you're mostly (w)right about what it's about. In terms of where to get one, I think Tom Sanders would know, but idk if he would tell you.LittleMissNyan wrote:So I got put in a MD trial event, Aerial Scrambler. According to the rules you get an AMA Alpha kit, build it, and make it fly as long as possible. It sounds a lot like Wright Stuff, so does anyone have any tips?
(Also, does anyone know where to get one of those kits?)
I think I found where you get the kit, but it says it's out...... do you know anywhere else I can get one for some practice?Rossyspsce wrote:pikachu4919 wrote:You're able to get one through guru tech engineerings wright stuff page, where he links the winder, it brings you to the AMA Alpha kitLittleMissNyan wrote:So I got put in a MD trial event, Aerial Scrambler. According to the rules you get an AMA Alpha kit, build it, and make it fly as long as possible. It sounds a lot like Wright Stuff, so does anyone have any tips?
(Also, does anyone know where to get one of those kits?)
It's been a longtime trial event in Indiana too, and yes, it is like Wright Stuff but instead ya gotta complete the build in basically less than an hour (in your given timeslot), hence why it has scramble in the name. I don't have tips since I never did it, but you're mostly (w)right about what it's about. In terms of where to get one, I think Tom Sanders would know, but idk if he would tell you.
I have been unable to find one for practice, so I'm just going in cold, and hoping that most other teams are as well.LittleMissNyan wrote:I think I found where you get the kit, but it says it's out...... do you know anywhere else I can get one for some practice?Rossyspsce wrote:pikachu4919 wrote: You're able to get one through guru tech engineerings wright stuff page, where he links the winder, it brings you to the AMA Alpha kit
It's been a longtime trial event in Indiana too, and yes, it is like Wright Stuff but instead ya gotta complete the build in basically less than an hour (in your given timeslot), hence why it has scramble in the name. I don't have tips since I never did it, but you're mostly (w)right about what it's about. In terms of where to get one, I think Tom Sanders would know, but idk if he would tell you.
For our thing, they used a Guillow's Sky Streak kit instead, so get one of those?Creationist127 wrote:I have been unable to find one for practice, so I'm just going in cold, and hoping that most other teams are as well.LittleMissNyan wrote:I think I found where you get the kit, but it says it's out...... do you know anywhere else I can get one for some practice?Rossyspsce wrote:
I looked on Amazon, eBay, etc... it looks like none of them are in existence anymore.
Does anyone know whether the first aid kit must fit in the toolbox, or if it can be separate like the cutting board?
Whoa that's pretty good we only got like 4 seconds and got second somehowmchoi595 wrote:Will this event become a trial event at 2019 nationals?
Also what average time do people get? I can only seem to squeeze out 20-30 seconds. Any tips to improve my time?