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February 8th 12, 06:36 PM
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Attention US Standard Class Pilots
On Feb 8, 7:38*am, wrote:
The US competition Rules Committee is considering doing a one time test of limited handicapping in the Standard Class at the 2012 nationals in Montegue. Please feel free to comment here and/or directly to me. UH US RC Chair I spent many enjoyable years flying an ASW 19b against standard class gliders one or two generations newer. Not expecting to win did not stop me showing up at contests. The days I did well were memorable and the days I did poorly I had a good excuse. I think I'd vote against this but if it becomes a general rule I'll consider trading my 28 for a good ASW 19b - with sustantial cash adjustment of course. Andy (GY) 
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