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Texaco 049 and the Texaco 1/2A rules
So, what's the story? Now that I got my Texaco 049 running good, I'm curious what it was used for. I know there were Texaco Duration events, but I can't seem to find out what the rules where. I don't know if any are held anymore. Where they RC of free flight?
Re: Texaco 049 and the Texaco 1/2A rules
They were FF events.WingingIt74 wrote:So, what's the story? Now that I got my Texaco 049 running good, I'm curious what it was used for. I know there were Texaco Duration events, but I can't seem to find out what the rules where. I don't know if any are held anymore. Where they RC of free flight?
Re: Texaco 049 and the Texaco 1/2A rules
Texaco 1/2A Rules:
- Model must have been designed by December 31,1938 and shall be powered by a glow ignition engine of .051 maximum displacement
- Engines may be reed or rotary valve induction
- Diesel and diesel conversions shall not be allowed. No size or weight limitations
- Model may be scaled up or down from the original
- Construction shall follow the form of the original
- Wood sizes may be scaled to agree with the model’s scale
- Only alcohol based fuel may be used
- A maximum of 1/2 ounce of fuel is allowed
- The contest director may specify a smaller amount of fuel if conditions indicate engine runs should be limited
- There will be no maximum flight times
- The use of a dethermalizer is at the discretion of the flyer
- Timer goes with the contestant
- Releases may be ROG or Hand Launch as declared by the contest director
- Three official flights are allowed with total accumulated time used to determine placement
- Three unofficial flights (attempts) will be allowed
- A flight of two minutes or less is an unofficial flight unless declared official, by the contestant, at the time the flight terminates.
- Timing starts at the moment of release and ends when the model touches down or can no longer be seen by the timer.
Re: Texaco 049 and the Texaco 1/2A rules
WingingIt74 wrote:
Cool one there!
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