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Jeff W · May 08, 2006 09:54 AM

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To Bob Baldus and ALL the hard working folks that make The Polk City contest happen, a huge THANKS! This is always a great meet with lots of competition, great judging, a beautiful site, and wonderful people.

To that, add this years incredibly fine weather (70 degrees, sunny, and winds less than 10 all weekend), then add a couple of great get-togethers Friday and Saturday nights at the local steak houses, and it makes for a weekend thats mighty tough to beat.

Now, if I can quit running out of fuel it'll be perfect!

Thanks for the Memories!

Jeff W.

Leester · May 08, 2006 10:48 AM

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Jeff: Is the Tempest still in one piece? You gotta be tired of repairing it. LOL

Leester

clflyer · May 08, 2006 12:20 PM

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I'd also like to thank the club for a great weekend.
Bill Calkins

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Randy Powell · May 08, 2006 03:04 PM

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That was my thought. I saw the Tempest splat at Tucson. I wondered if it would be repaired or given over as an organ donor in favor of new construction.

My buddy Nils is just about done with his Tempest and has a lot of help from Jeff as he's worked on it.

Jeff W · May 08, 2006 06:58 PM

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>Jeff: Is the Tempest still in one piece? You gotta be tired
>of repairing it. LOL

Lee:

Minor damage: a stress crack in the lower covering and the stab cracked in the fuselage. Both easy fixes, especially since it has not been refinished yet (and it is "butt ugly" as it is).

It's flying just great!

Jeff

Pitsen3 · May 08, 2006 01:09 PM

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LAST EDITED ON May-08-06 AT 01:09 PM (CST)
 
I decided to come to the Polk City contest the last minute. I flew only a few times last year and had 2 flights this year. My planes were way out of trim and yet I can’t remember when I have enjoyed my self more. What a great hobby. What great people.
Thanks Mid Iowa Controlliners.

Glen Peterson

ama21835 · May 08, 2006 03:05 PM

You can't get more mid-America than this,,,,,,#5 source
LAST EDITED ON May-08-06 AT 03:06 PM (CST)
 
Right on the Iowa divide.

Indoor plumbing,,,,
Free lunch,,,,
Combat was allowed, but kept 1/4 mile away behind tree line,,,
Eight 18-hole golf courses with 12 miles,,,

The coupe' da grass: Individual pit lanes assigned to each contestant and numbered for his exclusive use.

Allen Brickhaus · May 08, 2006 03:35 PM

RE: You can't get more mid-America than this,,,,,,#6 source
Gary Hajek and myself have traveled twice to Polk City and enjoyed each day of each event. Of course, the snow on Sunday last year was but a cool culmunation to a very well cut field and the warmth of friends in mid Iowa.

We look forward to returning next year and are in the midst of planning the trip now.

Great job to all who worked so hard to make the weekend in Polk City so memorable.

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Allen Brickhaus

Wayne Willey · May 09, 2006 06:16 PM

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LAST EDITED ON May-09-06 AT 06:18 PM (CST)
 
Jeff,
More fuel, and you either need platform shoes, or maybe scout out some fields where the ground is about two feet lower, or...

"Narrowly averting disaster since 1964!" AMA #776548

wavyhill · May 10, 2006 09:48 PM

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Thanks from St. Louis as well! I had a blast!

Sorry I had to leave on Sunday, I could have used another day of stunt flying.

Steve
a.k.a. Wavyhill