Judging scale-like speed

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Model airplanes are judged on scale-like speed without a standard definition of the concept. The dynamic similitude method, based on the square root of the scale factor, simulates true speed under radar measurement and should be used instead of straight linear factoring.

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Produce winning scale documentation

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Documentation is critical to a model's static score in competition. It should always be clear, attractive and professional in appearance, and easy for the judges to use. It should reflect the same standards of quality as the model it describes.

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Starting in competition

Article Abstract:

It's easier to begin competing with scale airplanes than many people think. Start with fun-flying meets before building a model whose appearance counts in competitions. They really are fun, even for those who simply enjoy flying.

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