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some pictures and sample video from the shootout... see the link below

the event is in the books... Mark Anderson took the Top Dog award with Jerry Crowther second overall we will be expanding our event website http://www.rcshootout.com to include video downloads, photos, and commentary to document the '2008 All Star "Electric" Hydro Shootout... again... thanks...

after four rounds on Saturday... Mark Anderson currently holds lead in the All Star Shoot-Out we have two rounds left to run on Sunday morning... Capt'n Ron aka #6

"Model Glasses" newest sponsor to get onboard... our six All Star Shootout drivers will receive world class rc specific [Nimbus] sunglasses compliments of Colin, Phil, and John at: http://www.modelglasses.com/products.htm http://www.modelglasses.com/nimbus.htm Capt'n Ron

http://www.rcshootout.com Ron

contact Jay Turner of the "Heart of Texas Model Boat Club" in Houston, Tx http://www.hotmbc.net this club has a core group of veteran SAWS racers... Regards, Ron Green

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http://g.dwgsee.com/wake/index.htm Ron

that will be sorted out on site Saturday morning before open water Andy... Ron

not too shabby for a [7.4 volt] N-2 Sport Hydro Doug... thanks to Ray Fuller and Jim Bickford for thier spot-on prop and fine tuning suggestions... it should make for an interesting event with six of these IROC Edition sport hydro's in the hands of six all star drivers for six heats winner...

the Chris Harris All Star Hydro Shoot-Out '2008 welcomes... Offshore Electrics and Rum Runner Racing... thanks for your support http://www.rcshootout.com/Sponsors.html Capt'n Ron

i'm not upset Kris and thanks for your input... i just had my AM coffee :) Valdosta F/E SAWS "a thread which was started about something that does not relate (anymore) at all" FTR the Valdosta record time trials is an [on-going] bi-annual event that happens to draw more folks on a regular...

good job hijacking this thread gentlemen... you want a 12, 14, 16, 18, any Open SAWS class in NAMBA SOCAL? write a rules proposal and get it passed... now start a new thread please so this one [Valdosta, F/E SAWS] can remain on topic... WRG

this thread is a [iMPBA] Valdosta FE SAWS thread... how this turned into a NAMBA rules discussion i'm not sure... but could you folks start a new thread if you want to carry on with this topic please... Thanks, Ron

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Andy, IC takes skill... i'm a plug and play sorta guy :rolleyes: Ron

you do it your way and i'll do it mine, whoop out your plastic and i'll see ya on the other side of 100 mph Bill :) Capt'n Ron

"Capital One" had carbon fiber in the lay-up [hull and deck] and it broke anyway... 90 mph crashes of 14 to 18 lb. mono's is gonna break something... i speak from experience :) i will SAW with standard lay-up hulls in the future... enough money goes into motors, esc's, batteries, etc. why...

not unless exotic means... a standard lay-up SD3 Nitro 42 mono in burnt orange and black :) the only deviation from std. will be the stringer placement... weight is no longer an issue with todays electric power options... Capt'n Ron

you darn skippy it was worth the cost of a bare replacement hull :) Ron