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    	Oh Yah!! what fun!! WC's near the beach. And my vacation time
    is already locked down during that time frame, I think I'll jump
    on my GoldWing and drive out there from Colorado. What a great trip,
    planes and motorcycles on the same vacation. Thanks so much for this
    info, and while were on the subject of "BIG contests" can anybody
    tell me when and where next years "Nat's" will be. I'd love to catch
    some of that action as well.
    
    				Thx in advance
    
    				  Bob Page
    
    

    
    		Heli World Championship in USA.
    
    Hi can any one tell me the results from the F3C WC  as was run over
    there in your country.
    
    
    
    Thanks
    Per Nordstrom a teammember from Sweden but not competinig this time.
    Im flying the Heim Star Ranger.
    Bye Bye.
    

Does anybody  have the full World Champs results yet. The F3B (glider) was last 
month and nothing has been heard to date.

Also what about the WC's held in the US (F3A Aerobatics, F3C Helicopter and F3D 
Pylon). 

How about listing them here.

John.

    USA placed 5th in F3B. Top contest speed runs were in the 18 second range.
    The top overall flyer was British. I got this verbally so I don't have the
    specifics and all the names yet. USA had a pylon cut, which didn't help
    much.
    
    I don't know about the rest of the events.
    

    More F3B results
    
             Top Teams
                       1 Austria
                       2 Netherlands
                       3 West Germany
                       4 Great Britain
                       5 USA
                                       
             Top Individuals
                       1 Nic Wright (GB)
                       2 Peter Hoffman  (?)
                       3 Joris Ten Holt (?)
                       4 Karl Wasner Jr. (?)
                       5 Reinhard liese  (?)
                       7 Seth Dawson (USA)
                      10 larry Jolly (USA)
                      31 Rick Spicer (USA)

I have a very bad copy of a FAX with the F3D results, some of the names are my 
best guess.

Note Dave Shadel as raining World Champion represents himself not the USA. As 
he has retained his title he also without qualifying is entitled to compete at 
the next WC.


	Name			Representing	Best 	Score
1	Dave Shadel		World Champ	1:11.3	757.5
2	Dub Jet			USA		1:14.8	761.0 2nd after fly off
3	Bruce DeChastell	Australia	1:13.9	761.0
4	Bruce Richmond		USA		1:14.9	768.4
5	Gary Hover		USA		1:16.2	774.0
6	Zdesak Maizdil		Czechoslovakia	1:17.3	799.6
7	Ian Haigh		Australia	1:21.2	828.6
8	Nologati Chajo??	Japan		1:20.2	837.1
9	Ernst ??schark		Austria		1:19.5	837.6	
10	Jarasaw Danes		Czechoslovakia	1:22.3	838.9
11	Renzo Gazzi		Italy		1:19.6	842.5
12	Yoshimeri Sato		Japan		1:19.4	845.3
13	Naes Sagemaller		F R Germany	1:18.8	855.4
14	Paul Boore		UK		1:14.9	871.3
15	Gergino Gia??asi	Italy		1:22.5	873.5
16	Dave Kelly		Canada		1:23.2	877.4
17	Keith Reso		UK		1:24.5	878.5
18	Roger Langham		Australia	1:14.7	885.1
19	Theo Maremick??		South Africa	1:29.1	924.5
20	Barrie Leaver		UK		1:16.2	933.6
21	Naseo Numera		Japan		1:26.4	914.4
22	Otto Jacob		F R Germany	1:32.5	949.2
23	Edmond Graet		F R Germany	1:28.8	955.8
24	John Davidson		Canada		1:32.6	985.0
25	???? Keatjes		Belgium		1:27.3	991.5
26	Milos Malina		Czeckoslovakia	1:16.3 1058.2
27	Peter Stierlinker	South Africa	1:30.5 1094.1
28	Edward Voets		Belgium		1:28.7 1172.3
29	Roger Riedemer		Switzerland	1:43.0 1295.4
30	Chris Teltmer??		South Africa	1:32.3 1329.0
31	Panto Macedola		Italy		1:25.7 1338.0
32	Ivan Cappeyns		Belgium		1:25.6 1467.7
33	Allan Baker		Canada		1:31.4 1574.4

>I have a very bad copy of a FAX with the F3D results, some of the names are my 
>best guess.
>
>Note Dave Shadel as raining World Champion represents himself not the USA. As 
>he has retained his title he also without qualifying is entitled to compete at 
>the next WC.
>
>
>	Name			Representing	Best 	Score
>1	Dave Shadel		World Champ	1:11.3	757.5

Most interesting - Dave Shadel is the fellow in California
(Performance Specialties) that I sent my OS .60 Black Head engine
to for repair when I thought I had bent a crank shaft.

He blessed it and cleaned it and sent it back - shaft was OK.

Anyway I talked to him on the phone and he had asked what Kind
of motor mount I had - since I had a vibration problem.  When I
said a nylon he advised me to switch to aluminum (I haven't yet).
He didn't believe in soft mounts at all - not even for sport engines.

I didn't think much of his answer at the time - but here he is
winning Pylon (again).

Small (RC) world.

Bye          --+--
Kay R. Fisher  |
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    Hi Per,
    
    Here is telegramm of the heli world championship:
    
    World champion is Yukihiro Dobashi, Japan
    2. Kazuyuki Sensui, Japan
    3. Curtin Youngblood, USA
    
    6. Ewald Heim, BRD
    
    Regards
    Hans 
    

    	
    For F3C results se note 1100.2
    
    Bye Bye 
    Per.