URRG August 25th Family Picnic Launch

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Hi everyone this August 25-26 is our URRG August Launch,the 25th is our Family Picnic Free to all those who bring a dish to pass. Regular Non-Member range fees will apply on Sunday, (and Saturday for those not bringing a dish to pass.)
The Club will provide meat and soda pop for the Picnic. Please contact the club at [email protected] to tell us what your dish to pass will be bringing and how many will be attending so we have a head count for the meat and pop.
See you all at the Launch.
 
Dishes-to-Pass:

Steve Gregorski; (1) Noodles w/ peanut sauce
Mike Dutch; (1)) Italian Pasta Salad
Rick Barnes; (1) Potato Salad
Leslie Bradshaw; (1) Brownies or a Cake
 
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Dishes to Pass:

Steve Gregorski; (1) Noodles w/ peanut sauce
Mike Dutch; (1)) Italian Pasta Salad
Rick Barnes; (1) Potato Salad
Leslie Bradshaw; (1) Brownies or a Cake
Deb Spencer & Steve (2) Bean Salad (heart healthy version)
Sherri & Don Tennies; (2) Marinated Chicken, we will be cooking some of this for Kenny.
 
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Sorry about the multiple post but TRF won't let me keep editing this and I can't delete them either, so here we go again,

Dishes to Pass:

Steve Gregorski; (1) Noodles w/ peanut sauce
Mike Dutch; (1)) Italian Pasta Salad
Rick Barnes; (1) Potato Salad
Leslie Bradshaw; (1) Brownies or a Cake
Deb Spencer & Steve (2) Bean Salad (heart healthy version)
Sherri & Don Tennies; (2) Marinated Chicken, we will be cooking some of this for Kenny.
Mickey Rowe; (1) Baked Beans
Greg & Donna Elling; (2) Propane for the grill
Chris Hobbs; (3) Veggie Tray
Vivian & Bob Anderson; (2) We will bring a desert for the sharing table.
Larry Weibert; (2) Tortellini Salad
Dan & Kahli Patell; (4) Chips
 
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My wife and two sons will be there with me. Looks like chips may be needed, we can sign up for that. I sent an email earlier with a question, as well.
 
Sorry about the multiple post but TRF won't let me keep editing this and I can't delete them either, so here we go again,

Dishes to Pass:

Steve Gregorski; (1) Noodles w/ peanut sauce
Mike Dutch; (1)) Italian Pasta Salad
Rick Barnes; (1) Potato Salad
Leslie Bradshaw; (1) Brownies or a Cake
Deb Spencer & Steve (2) Bean Salad (heart healthy version)
Sherri & Don Tennies; (2) Marinated Chicken, we will be cooking some of this for Kenny.
Mickey Rowe; (1) Baked Beans
Greg & Donna Elling; (2) Propane for the grill
Chris Hobbs; (3) Veggie Tray
Vivian & Bob Anderson; (2) We will bring a desert for the sharing table.
Larry Weibert; (2) Tortellini Salad
Dan & Kahli Patell; (4) Chips
Chad Brown; (1) You can put me down for donuts/cookies
Jim Livingston; (1) Cheese and Crackers
Bob Hochmuth; (1) 2 pans of chicken casserole. An extra propane tank and cooler if needed
Curtis and Austin Heisey; (2) An URRG Cake
Morgan, Jason & Luke Monroe; (3) Chip, salsa and watermelon
Andrew Welch; (3) Desert/cookies
Al Remeza; (5) Honeydew and watermelon and assorted fruits


 
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So the weather guessers are currently calling for a sunny weekend for the picnic. This should be a really great picnic this Saturday.
 
Loading up the car tonight...bringing my newly finished EZI-65 loaded with a J180T. I'll have a bunch of extra motors for it as well (I190 Plain Jane, J275 Plainer Jane, J90W) if I'm able to get time. We'll also have our 3 and 1 year olds to monitor!
 
It's going to be a great sunny weekend, lots of food, lots of people, lots of fun. Be there or be square...
 
WOW what a great weekend, Lots of good people, lots of great food, lots of sunny blue skies both days, lots of great flights, two L3 attempts, one successful, one not, (But Austin is making some minor repairs and coming back in September). Steve Gregorski's beautiful 'L' sugar motor flight. Yeah even Mike Pitfield had a few great flights. Just all around lots of fun for everyone there.
If you missed this weekend it's your loss.
 
Another fun time at Potter. Big thanks to everyone who made it possible.
 
Thanks to Mike Dutch, Jim Livingston, Ken Allen and the rest of the crew at URRG. What an awesome weekend of flying. The whole family had such a great time and can’t wait to come back out in September. My son is already asking when I am going for my L4.

What else can I say, great people, great weather and great flying...

Well the beans and corn kinda of suck.

Oh yeah I also got my L3!!!

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Andrew that was a great L3 to watch, congrats! Tell your son you will need to join CAR for your L4.

Hey Mike, thanks and hopefully next time without the pressure of a cert flight and entertaining a couple of kids I can come by and introduce myself properly.

I thought the L4 thing was a joke, so what is the difference between a TRA L3 and a CAR L4? Can I fly a L3 motor in Canada with my TRA cert?
 
Hey Mike, thanks and hopefully next time without the pressure of a cert flight and entertaining a couple of kids I can come by and introduce myself properly.

I thought the L4 thing was a joke, so what is the difference between a TRA L3 and a CAR L4? Can I fly a L3 motor in Canada with my TRA cert?

L3 in TRA or NAR is the same as L4 in CAR. They will recognize your L3 as an L4 for a CAR launch.
L2 NAR/TRA is CAR L3
CAR L2 allows you to fly I motors.
CAR L1 allows you to fly H motors.
 
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Congratulations Andrew on your successful L3!

Vivian and I had a great time. It was a great picnic.

All the best,
Bob
 
Hey Mike, thanks and hopefully next time without the pressure of a cert flight and entertaining a couple of kids I can come by and introduce myself properly.

I thought the L4 thing was a joke, so what is the difference between a TRA L3 and a CAR L4? Can I fly a L3 motor in Canada with my TRA cert?

I see Steve gave you the breakdown. I would only add that I think the original CAR certification team were fans of Spinal Tap.

I also enjoyed watching your kids Higgs Farm rocket drag race. I was surprised on how well, high and fast they flew. I am now motivated to insert mine into the build pile over the winter.

Unfortunately I am done for high-power launches this year due to my workload at the office, so proper introductions will have to wait until May or June. Hopefully I can still get a couple of local mid-power launches in though.
 
Had a great time (but ate too much)
Finding some of the rockets was "interesting" - Thanks to those who helped find some of mine

Here are some pix of the rockets I flew
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Pix of the party,
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And pix of other flights
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I see Steve gave you the breakdown. I would only add that I think the original CAR certification team were fans of Spinal Tap.

I also enjoyed watching your kids Higgs Farm rocket drag race. I was surprised on how well, high and fast they flew. I am now motivated to insert mine into the build pile over the winter.

Unfortunately I am done for high-power launches this year due to my workload at the office, so proper introductions will have to wait until May or June. Hopefully I can still get a couple of local mid-power launches in though.

Thanks for the info about L4.

The Higgs kits are great and fun to build. I hope to see you out there next season.

Andrew
 
Congratulations Andrew on your successful L3!

Vivian and I had a great time. It was a great picnic.

All the best,
Bob

Hey Bob,

Thanks, I don’t think we met in person yet but hope to be out in September with a couple of 2 stagers to fly and I will introduce myself then if you will be attending.

Andrew
 
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