[vlad1]

Tara asta are nista legi. Sistemul legislativ (bazat pe legi scrise nu cutume) presupune o faza publica. Adica o lege ne publicata, nu exista. Prin analogie, regulamentul de machete daca nu e publicat atunci nu exista. Daca n'aveti regulament, nu puteti avea concursuri, deci nu se pot face delegari (in conditiile legii din Romania) poate in Papua sau aiurea, dar in Romania NU. Ministerul implicat (de finante), taie domle temeinic, n'are nimic cu modelismu da prin alte curti, cam obliga beneficiarii sa aduca bani n'apoi.
A face trimitere la FAI, sau la orice alt text offshore, este o jignire adusa demnitatii. Cei care va considerati cetateni (in sensul de locuitori ai cetatii) ai acestui stat trebuie sa-i respectati toate legile.
Ideea de federatie (pastrata, in potriva sensului definit de academia romana), exista pentru a sublinia echidistanta, si detasarea fata de concurenti, nu echidistanta si detasarea fata de modelism.
Cred ca FRMD este ultima federatie fara regulament. Care functioneaza dupa zvonuri si indicatii.

[Jimmy]

Iata ce i-mi spune un membru RCSCALEBUILDER din Anglia( pe americanii ii cam doare in cot de FAI) :

//May as well join in!

I think the FAI rules are the most refined and polished on the planet, but defiantly not perfect as I takes time to react to changing trends.

They are for the building and Flying of scale models.

As static is 50% I find if you do not get in top 6 you have little chance of a top 3 place. You might make up a place or to with exceptional flying but so dose everybody else!

Last year in UK we introduced a "suggestion" that if you did not make a major component, such as the G/F fuselage you would not submit it for static, thus you can fly but you will not win. Our static judges will also find ways to mark down models with ready made components because it is somebody else's work. Part of the three outline scores that are so important.

ARTF's are still welcome at our comps and several owners have moved on to something they did make. an interesting trend that is gradually growing our comps, well certainly not declining. Thay also discover that FAI is fun and that judges do not bite.

Top gun deals with the ARTF problem by deducting 2% of the flight score if the model has a G/F and a foam wing. Seems to work but still relies on the owners honesty.
.......SI:

What is this FG proposal?

Most models have some Fibre glass work, my next will have a Pro-Skin fuselage and Glass cowl but I will make them myself.

We have a BMFA scale comp every 2 weeks in the summer. http://www.scalebmfa.co.uk/

They are sometimes cut down to reduce manpower that is available.

You will see on the above that we run a Flying only at the NATS. No static, so open to any ARTF . It has a growing entry.

Nationals and Team Trial have the full three judges, Weighing etc.

Their are probably 10 other clubs that hold scale comps that adopt FAI/BMFA rules to varying degrees and are open to outsiders. //

O tema de reflectie!

[Jimmy]

Spre readucere aminte : 2005