[LASS Soaring] "Its Official! Mid Am is moved to Louisville and MOM!"

[GordySoar at aol.com]

Okay guys get your sailplanes and polo mallets warmed up cuz the MidAm  which 
had been a one winch fun event in Lexington KY has been moved to the site  we 
had the Mid South at a year or so back.
 
This is the site that was Polo Fields and is three connected, which if you  
don't know polo means its like 18 football fields long of nice flat grass  
fields.

Parking is right next to the winches, we'll have plenty of them  too.  The 
site is right on the Indiana Kentucky border so easy to get to,  plenty of cheap 
motels..and it will be THREE days for your RES  enthusiasts!

Since it is part of the OVSS (Ohio Valley Girl Soaring Society) it is  
sponsored by Horizon Hobbies and JR, which means the high point for the weekend  in 
Sportsguy and Elitists will end up with a pair of JR 368 servos for his  next 
project.

This was a big step for the Lexington club to offer to us, but their  
facility and club is a little under the needs of a big contest, and this IS the  year 
of the Big Contest (In China its the Year of the Pig but they can't show  
pigs cuz they aren't Kosher so its the year of the Big Contest for  soaring).
 
So all of you guys who think you can earn your I beat Gordy Buttons at  the 
Mid-America Championships Louisville, better get your Snap Roll   buttons tuned 
up for speed mode, or whatever gimmick you think might work, lock  in your 
calendars, add some lead to the nose of your sailplanes,(you know to  make them 
more stable) Get some of the weight out of your models cuz it will  take 
really light sailplanes to whip up on the World's Heaviest Carbon Supra,  and plan 
on attending.
 
Stand by for more detals in the near future, and yes Bruce Davidson's Yard  
Ass will likely be on the field again!

Gordy
 
 
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