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| CASA home page CASA Sub-Site main Fun Fly 2000 | |
| The event was held at Gude Drive field with Dereck Woodward the master of ceremony and Roy Smith CD. It was perfect weather, light winds and sunny skies. Close to 130 people came with just over 30 registered fliers. Participants came from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina and along with the CASA E-crew descended on Gude for a FUN day of E-flying. Thanks to Bert Magin, Denny Maze and Bill Grenoble for supplying the pictures. |
| For information on Fun Fly 2000 click HERE |
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Stay tuned for pictures on Fun Fly 2000. |
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Biggest model - Karl Benson's "Thermic 150" - 150"
span, 110 oz Aveox 1409-4Y, lots of cells! 23:1 gearing, 30" x 42" hand carved prop based on a rubber powered duration model prop. Covered in black Litespan underneath, Oracover lite on top. Can fly for over five hours in dead air! |
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"Solar Powered Glider" - Todd Heimer own design - 72"
span, gear S400 7.2V 4:1 geared 11 x 8 Cam prop |
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Yellow "Mystery Man" Gilbert Sanders, State College,
PA Astro 15G 12 cells, 12 x 8 prop. Covered in Micafilm. Two
wheeled gear drops off on take off, model lands on a single belly mounted wheel. Very well made - given "MC's Choice" award |
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Red, white and blue low-winger - John Chapis' 52" span Chipmunk
in Art Scholl's colour scheme in Monokote. AF05G, 8 cells, 3 1/2lb. Plan available from Capis Plans, Rt 5 Box 848, Seaford DE 19973 |
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A 7/10's scale model of an 1930's vintage gas power free-flight model. Built by Gilbert Sander, State College, PA. 50" span, S400 motor in MAT beltdrive, 10 x 6 prop, 8 x 900AR cells. |
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Dave Gabern, North Wales PA 32" span white foam wing with
strapping tape and CF reinforcement. S400 6V 8 x 500 cells, four servos all on outside. Outstanding roll rate and vertical performance. |
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