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Richard & Brian with their P twin Cheetahs. Mostly Richard as Brian was having some issues.
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Finishing out the day...
How many hard laps on the offshore course does it take to make my Avenger cat hit LVC? Started as a regular Q offshore heat but Brian flipped his Sprintcat on the 1st lap. I decided to finish running down my packs after the recovery boat picked his up (with smoked ESC) and forgot to keep track because I was having too much fun
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10/26/2014
Back to boating. Just finishing up processing on 9 vids from today and getting ready to start the upload process. In the meanwhile, I was at Twelve O'clock High in Lakeland yesterday and shot lots of photos along with about an hour of video.
For those inclined to watch, the Youtube playlist is here. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...vRxGFdcSESky_GComment
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1st couple from today have finished uploading. We didn't have a great turnout today so it was mostly like a test n tune session. (The only thing I brought today was my camera as I was still whipped from yesterday's movie making marathon).
1st up Ron on a short run with his DF 33. A bigger prop so it was kept short to check operating temps.
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A couple of runs on Brian's DF Sniper 45 spliced together. The Rx pack ran out of juice on the 1st one.
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OK I took a break to go to the store and that let Youtube catch up
Ray on a solo run with his Team Believer aka Avenger cat.
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A slightly short round of LSO. Joe wiped out, Rick burned a motor and left Brian with a last man standing win.
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Finishing out the day... A round of P Mono with no winners. Everybody was a DNF but we all liked the Polaris missile launch that Brian's DF made after submarining on the front straight.
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great vids bill that really was bad ass when the yellow boat did a Polaris launchMY RETIREMENT PLAN?????.....POWERBALL
74 vintage kirby clasic hydro, pursuit mono, mg, 47'' mono, popeye hydro...
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12/14/14
It's been a while since this has had an update due to bad weather in our area. Today's weather was nice though. It was on the cool side at around 44 F this morning but by the time I left the lake it had warmed up enough to shed the jacket I had on. A very light north wind actually made for some unusually flat water at Ackerman for this time of year.
Ron from Mississippi is down for a week, Larry is back from Canada and even Hugh showed up today.
Today's 1st entertainment, Ron and Hugh mixing it up with their 10th Scale shovelnose hydro's.
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