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Does anyone have any good recommendations for airplane kits for Wright stuff? Something good quality..thanks in advance ! Most teams use the kits at https://freedomflightmodels.com/. He hasn't updated them for this year's rules yet, but they tend to be the preferred one (and the best widely availab...

It really has little to do with the hook-to-hook distance, other than you want the rubber no longer than 2x the hook-to-hook, and probably no shorter than 1x. It really has to do with the width of rubber needed to sustain flight, given your propeller and airplane characteristics. This year rubber m...

Dreamz wrote: ↑September 8th, 2020, 9:17 pm Fantastic rules yet again.... *sarcasm*

thank you for the *sarcasm* because i am very bad at detecting that over text

Rossyspsce wrote: ↑September 8th, 2020, 2:55 pm

CrayolaCrayon wrote: ↑September 8th, 2020, 11:43 am

Airco2020 wrote: ↑September 8th, 2020, 9:26 am I read the rules, didn't see any changes? Is that right?

I didn't notice any either

welp guess we go back into the prop workshop

scioly rly want us to go broke in these financially straining times dont they

Xiangyu,

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Either the stab limit or the prop limit needs to go. A combination of both is absolutely horrible. agreed, please make this event more enjoyable :/ i get that time blocks are an issue as flights can/rather often overlap, but science olympiad is supposed to be fun, exciting, and memorable... not fru...

congrats to everyone from sw and sepa south today!!!

Locations for some events are now posted at https://scioly.mit.edu/event-info Ping Pong Parachute is going to be amazing in that gym (albeit tough to prepare for!!). Nice, they got gyms. As I recall they haven't had these locations in the past, right? I cannot remember MIT ever using either of thos...

3 grams of 0.06+ rubber should be able to take 5000 and more turns depending on how close to breaking you're willing to go. Hopefully someone will chime in with a single good source for the best practices to use as a reference. We learned one bit at a time and we still can't get to 5000 for 0.0625&...

EastVikingsSciOly wrote: ↑January 12th, 2020, 10:35 am Can anyone pm me the Valley Forge Tests? Any help would be appreciated.

i dunno if they release the electronic forms but teams receive test packets after the comp