Air to Air Combat
This event is intended as a grass roots speed
limit control line combat event with scale type models that encourages all
skill levels to participate.
Specific Details:
1. Any plane may be used - the
model’s total weight must be less than 48 ounces.
2. Any engine up to .40 cubic
inch may be used with any type fuel system and fuel.
3. Line length is 60’ +- 6”,
and the diameter shall be a minimum of .018"”. Handles must have a safety
strap that attaches to the pilots wrist. All connections must be
covered to prevent hanging up on your opponent’s lines.
4. Speed Limit is 75mph = 7.3
seconds for 2 laps with a full streamer.
5. Streamers and leader
string should be of equal length for all competitors. The length and material
is at the discretion of the organizer; 10’ string and 10’ bio-degradable
flagging tape is a good suggestion. Note that plastic flagging tape is a bad
choice.
6. Random draws for
all rounds with no repeat parings until all possible parings have been exhausted.
All
the points from each round will be added together to get the final score. Optional eliminations- after the points
rounds the top four flyers will be matched 1 and 4, 2 and 3. The loser of each
match will fly again for 3rd and 4th, the winners fly for
1st and 2nd.
7. Matches are 5 minutes.
The judges will give a signal to start the engines and the 5 minutes will begin
at that time. After both planes are up and approx. 180 degrees apart the judges
will signal the start of combat. At the end of the 5 min the judges will signal
to stop.
Match Scoring:
1. Each pilot will earn 1 point for each second their
model is airborne during the 5 minutes of the match.
2. Streamer cuts will be 100pts
each. Cutting the string will count as a cut only if there is
streamer attached to it.
3. If both pilots complete the match without
a midair collision that causes a crash, line entanglement that
causes a crash, or flyaway, both pilots will receive a 200 pt. bonus.
If one plane crashes independently of the other only the pilot not involved with the ground will get the 200
point bonus.
4. Realism Points: Each model that is flown in a match will be judged
for realism based on the general outline as well as the paint color,
scheme and markings. These points will be added to the match score
of each match flown. Once judged, that model carries those points forward, even
if damaged during the event.
5. Electric powered models will
receive 100 points to begin each match plus realism score.
Realism Scoring:
1. 0 points for typical unlimited combat aircraft.
2. 50 points
for typical unlimited combat aircraft with color and/or scale markings.
3. 100 points for non-scale profile type aircraft, i.e. Flight
Streak, Ringmaster, etc.
4. 125 points for scale profile type aircraft that is identifiable as a specific full scale aircraft but no scale paint scheme..
5. 150
6. 175 points
for scale profile or built up fuselage type aircraft that is identifiable as a
specific full scale aircraft and realistic paint scheme.
So COOL-
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