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I'm curious to know how many of your chinooks seem to "walk" across the ceiling. Also it's a bit far fetched but what if we had a device that forced the helicopters to hit the large block underneath the large TV http://www.scienceolympiad2012.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Venue-2.jpg the ...

Hello Also from Mounds View doing, Thermodynamics, Helicopters, Microbe Mission, Protein Modeling, and Experimental Design...
Hopefully Luo and Haverstall can introduce me to some of you come May 17-20th

thread seems to suggest substituting carbon fiber for the wood fuselage or middle shaft. Is that what people have been doing?

College confidential is a great resource for select subject, for others it's where insecure students go to get validation.

Question: when you say 1percent salt water is it measured in moles or weight?

Very nice, also I used rubber lube as a last second improvision to reduce friction with the rotor, worked like a charm. There are a lot of lubricants out there is there any you think would work well with helis? Also other tips common guys make these helicopters fly longer than last years nationsl

Why do you love Science olympiad?

I assume that's why you're on here, anyways talk about why you love science olympiad. For me it's because its a gathering of people who are good at science and love what they do, it's a gathering of knowledge and passion.

Making the rotors wider so they catch more air, do you think that would make the heli fly longer?

Does your school have drama when it comes to SO, deciding who should be captain who goes to nationals. Do you ever stop and ponder that we act very much like a cult?