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Posted: August/03/2014 at 4:10pm  Quote
 
Is anyone planning on attending the US Scale Masters Championships this year up in Rosewood IN? I can't believe that I made the cut but I got an invitation to compete this year. My wife and I flew there in 2010 and had a blast, the weather was absolutely perfect all three days of flying. I'll be bringing my Fiat, somebody has to bring up the rear of the group!
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I qualified in ProAm/Pro, and was thinking about going, but now that I'm back to work. ..it's not likely. 

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Posted: August/03/2014 at 4:57pm  Quote
 
You really should try Don!!  It's a great site.  This is the third year the Ohio River View R/C Flyers have hosted the Masters and they do a great job.

For others, if you have not seen the current qualified pilots list, check it out here:

2014 Qualified Pilots List

If you name is on the list, and you have not gotten your e-mail invite yet, PM me here or PM the webmaster on the U.S. Scale Masters Site

Looks to be another great year, lets see if we can have more acft entered than last year!!!

See-ya
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Posted: September/14/2014 at 1:46pm  Quote
 
It's next weekend and the long rangw forcast looks really good! I'm packing up the van and heading out this Tuesday,
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Posted: September/14/2014 at 5:33pm  Quote
 
On the list all I guess all were in the 33% cut off 

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Posted: September/14/2014 at 5:48pm  Quote
 
Jim,

Couple years ago we changed the qualification requirements.  It is now based first on your score, then on the 33%.  Check out the USSMA guide HERE:

Here is a summary:
Expert Class: Minimum Qualifier combined static and average flight points to qualify for the Championships – 175 points.
Team Scale Class Minimum Qualifier combined static and average flight points to qualify for the Championships – 175 points.
Advanced Class: Minimum Qualifier combined static and average flight points to qualify for the Championships – 165 points.
Pro/Am Pro Class: Set available static points at 30; go or no-go, based on if art-work is provided.
   Minimum Qualifier combined static and average flight points to qualify for the Championships – 110 points.
Pro/Am Sportsman: Set available static points at 25; go or no-go, based on if art-work is provided.
   Minimum Qualifier combined static and average flight points to qualify for the Championships – 105 points.

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Posted: September/14/2014 at 6:34pm  Quote
 
Yep Mitch I knew of the points that are needed in the classes to qualify update just the list looks like a lot fell in the 33% well regardless it`s good to see the Masters are drawing more contenders  


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Posted: September/15/2014 at 10:45am  Quote
 
I qualified with my Gamma, this will be second scale event in almost 10 years.
Plus it is only 110 miles from my house.
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