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I really hope they won’t change the list for ornithology, I do not want to waste hundreds of sheets of paper and possibly break my printer again
2020 events- ornithology, water quality
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CrayolaCrayon wrote: January 24th, 2020, 4:15 am
builderguy135 wrote: January 23rd, 2020, 7:49 pm
vehicleguy wrote: January 23rd, 2020, 6:37 am So are they not considered helicopters or elastic launched glider for c? I'm down for another year of wright stuff, but does anyone know what their reasoning would be?
I'm betting that the SOSI schedule just has a typo and that E-Wright Stuff will unfortunately come to div c :(
:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

How about ELG div B and normal WS div C :o
Hmm why is e wright stuff bad?
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If they bring back wright stuff again, can we at least have decent rules such as maybe a propeller larger than 8 cm
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xiangyu wrote: January 24th, 2020, 12:07 pm
CrayolaCrayon wrote: January 24th, 2020, 4:15 am
builderguy135 wrote: January 23rd, 2020, 7:49 pm

I'm betting that the SOSI schedule just has a typo and that E-Wright Stuff will unfortunately come to div c :(
:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

How about ELG div B and normal WS div C :o
Hmm why is e wright stuff bad?

I remember 3/4 of the people getting tiered in it when it was a trial event at nationals. From what I've seen of it it looks like a pretty silly event



MTV<=>Operator wrote: January 24th, 2020, 2:57 pm If they bring back wright stuff again, can we at least have decent rules such as maybe a propeller larger than 8 cm


Yes; I think this year's bonus is a good idea, but the specs for the plane... not so much. Maybe a 15cm prop, a larger stab, and a higher minimum weight?
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I can't wait for 2020-2021 season. I am kind of sad it will be my last year.
I want to do Chem lab, environmental chemistry, and cell biology. All my interests are there!
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Interesting how so many old events seem to be coming back. WiFi Lab was a neat trial too, so I'm interested to see how it'll be run officially. Pretty tragic how half of my events are moving out of rotation next year, though. I preferred Rocks to Fossils, but Designer Genes is better than Cell Bio in basically every way. Watch me end up going back to Wright Stuff and WIDI like someone who can't move on after a bad breakup :?
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jaspattack wrote: February 2nd, 2020, 12:48 pm Pretty tragic how half of my events are moving out of rotation next year, though.
For me, it's 3/4. (DesGenes, ProMod, and GeoMapping)
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Creationist127 wrote: January 18th, 2020, 5:51 am [rant]
Detector, remote sensing, AND wifi lab? Green generation AND enviro chem? Aren’t these kind of redundant? I mean, I know they’re different, but it’s still kind of an overload of electronics/environment. Plus, those electronic events seem like a pay-to-win, at least at first glance.
And I am not going through one more year of the agony that is Wright Stuff.
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But in all seriousness, next year should be interesting.
How is Remote Sensing "pay to win"? It is a study event. How is WiFi Lab a pay to win event? It literally requires just coax, connectors, and wire.
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LIPX3 wrote: February 2nd, 2020, 3:05 pm
Creationist127 wrote: January 18th, 2020, 5:51 am [rant]
Detector, remote sensing, AND wifi lab? Green generation AND enviro chem? Aren’t these kind of redundant? I mean, I know they’re different, but it’s still kind of an overload of electronics/environment. Plus, those electronic events seem like a pay-to-win, at least at first glance.
And I am not going through one more year of the agony that is Wright Stuff.
[/rant]
But in all seriousness, next year should be interesting.
How is Remote Sensing "pay to win"? It is a study event. How is WiFi Lab a pay to win event? It literally requires just coax, connectors, and wire.
Y'know, I didn't really look into what I was typing, I just kinda jumped to conclusions based on event names. Later when I looked them up I was like "oh wait..." :shock:
2018: Hovercraft, Thermo, Coaster, Solar System
2019: Thermo, Circuit Lab, Sounds, Wright Stuff
2020: Circuit Lab, Wright Stuff, Machines
2021: Circuit Lab, Machines, WIDI, anything but Wright Stuff

Can I request that we delete 2020 from our memories and do it over again?
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Creationist127 wrote: February 3rd, 2020, 5:22 am
LIPX3 wrote: February 2nd, 2020, 3:05 pm
Creationist127 wrote: January 18th, 2020, 5:51 am [rant]
Detector, remote sensing, AND wifi lab? Green generation AND enviro chem? Aren’t these kind of redundant? I mean, I know they’re different, but it’s still kind of an overload of electronics/environment. Plus, those electronic events seem like a pay-to-win, at least at first glance.
And I am not going through one more year of the agony that is Wright Stuff.
[/rant]
But in all seriousness, next year should be interesting.
How is Remote Sensing "pay to win"? It is a study event. How is WiFi Lab a pay to win event? It literally requires just coax, connectors, and wire.
Y'know, I didn't really look into what I was typing, I just kinda jumped to conclusions based on event names. Later when I looked them up I was like "oh wait..." :shock:
That's fair, these events do sound a lot more expensive than they are. But keep in mind the direction Sciecne Olympiad seems to be going (Robot Arm to Detector Building, no electronics in Misison, etc.)
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