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STRAIGHT FLIGHT OUT
PROCEDURE TURN
STRAIGHT FLIGHT BACK
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Rule Book
STRAIGHT
FLIGHT OUT The model must be brought
exactly over the center of runway and/or
landing circle and flown in an absolutely
straight path into the wind for a distance of
approximately 300 feet before starting the
Procedure Turn (Distance does not have to be
accurate, however, judges may specify start of
turn it they wish).
Downgrades:
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Does not
fly over center of runway and/or landing
circle
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Plane
deviates left or right
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Does not
hold constant altitude
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Turns
before permission is given by judge
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Gallops
in elevation
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PROCEDURE TURN After the
straight flight, the model must turn exactly 90
degrees to the left or right, whichever will
take the plane away from the spectator line
(direction to be specified by the Contest
Director) then exactly 270 degrees to the right
(or left) and cross over the point where the
first turn commenced.
Downgrades:
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Left
turn not 90 degrees
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Right
turn not 270 degrees
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Change
in altitude during turn
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Turns
not smooth and circular
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Does not
head back over exact outgoing path
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Rule Book
STRAIGHT
FLIGHT BACK The model should fly back
toward the circle along the same line as the
outgoing path and pass exactly over the circle.
Downgrades:
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Turns or
wiggles during straight flight
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Change
in altitude
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Gallops
in pitch, yaw or roll
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Flight
not along original path
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Does
not pass over circle
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