MacRobertson London to Melbourne Entry thread

Good choice Haitun, was my second choice but was unsure about short runway performance. Good luck to you.
 
JockHA / Golden Age / DC2 Uiver

I will fly the DC2 Uiver.
Need to get current on this aircraft. :engel016:
Have not flown it for quit a while.
I expect to start within a few days.
 
That is excellent news, Jock. We really needed the DC-2 Uiver! In many ways, the Uiver was history's winner of the 1934 London-Melbourne. A great addition to the paddock.

Look forward to your start.
 
Not sure if I am eligible to do this since I was already registered for the Golden Age with the Comet and opted to go to the Modern GA instead. . .but I would like to register again for the Golden Age, flying the Spartan Exec.
 
I believe you can change your ride in a class up until you take off in it. I've already switched my Golden Age to the Beech 18.
 
Willy said:
I believe you can change your ride in a class up until you take off in it. I've already switched my Golden Age to the Beech 18.
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Ok, thanks Willy. I see it more as an opportunity to redeem myself somewhat and give the Golden Age one more shot. I don't really expect to be competitive, but right now the fun, for me, is in the flying itself anyway. . .and learning more than I have in 5 or 6 years of simming.
 
Well, the boss calls me in and asks what I'm doing hanging around the office. Says he figures I should be out flying, tosses me a set of keys and an envelope.

Seems he's shipped his old but airworthy Beechcraft to England and I'm supposed to push it as fast as I can to Australia. The note said he was getting a new, restored, improved model but it won't be ready until the New Year

Last scrap of paper said to deliver this message to the authorities:
Entering MacRobertson Race
Golden Age Division (handicap)
Model 17 Beechcraft, CR-1 version out of the Old SimTech hangar
Fuel promised by Phillips 66

Rob
 
Another Modern GA entry

I hope to have the time and motivation to finish and want to get the papers filed before deadline. I really planned to fly the Columbia 400, but upon further testing was a bit too short-legged. :frown:
So, I will fly the Flight1 C310; a kinda-sorta vintage GA with a 50s-60s paint scheme.
Ice the Fosters, departing *soon*. :d
 
Race Team Four - Modern GA - Cessna C414A Chancellor

With the Cessna Conquest C441 being too fast for the rules, this Cessna C414A Chancellor is a nice alternative. Like a Conquest, but a little smaller and slower, it should make for a relaxing few flights half way round the world.

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Team membersip not confirmed yet, but will likely be members of the former FS-MP.com RTW race team, and/or current members of iflyonline.com and aspirefsx.com.

So, registration is in, and we'll be preparing for a departure within a few days.

:wavey:
 
Carlitoboy / Modern Age / Beech Duke

Greetings folks!

This is my entry into the Modern Age Category, flying the Beech Duke.

Thanks!
 
Hey All,

If there is anyone hesitant to enter and would if they had a teammate - I will help - you just go ahead and enter a plane in the race. Don't worry about what plane - I may have it and if I don't and like it it wouldn't bother me to buy another payware - also you can always change the entry up to the moment you take off.

-Ed-
 
Hi all , Just to let the committee know I will be taking the Eaglesoft Cirrus G2 Turbo in the GA Race :) cheers:ernae:
 
[FONT=&quot]Those who register officially before 1200 UTC on October 28th will qualify for the championship. Call these "official prize eligible" entries. Later entrants will constitute "official" entrants. They have their time scored in the official standings but cannot win a prize. (This deadline applies to the official entry submission—which designates pilot, class and aircraft—but not to the actual flying of the race which can be done anytime.)
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As the October 28th deadline approaches (approx. 15 hrs, 20 min from the time-stamp of this post) this is a reminder that after, any entries made after 1200 UTC Oct. 28- will be eligible only for Official record-keeping and not for the "prizes". The entries for Carlitoboy and Bry Rosier's Cirrus G2 are in the "official prize eligible" category. Anyone else contemplating an entry for the prizes should get the paperwork filed ASAP.

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_UTC.aspx

Rob
 
I would like to enter the General Aviation race with a North American Navion. (Pending approval of North American Navion model.)
 
Rndguy said:
I would like to enter the General Aviation race with a North American Navion. (Pending approval of North American Navion model.)
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Welcome to SOH and the event!

A couple of things need clarification:

Which model, the FSX Rangemaster v2 ([SIZE=-1]By Rich Schwertfeger and Bill Leaming) [/SIZE]or the FS9 L-19 (by Tim Conrad)?
(Personally, I'd like to see either in the running :applause:)

In either case if we don't have someone to test it you'll have to provide the data as shown in the Aircraft Performance Q&A thread
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?t=23890

While we're willing to accommodate new entries, a new aircraft at this point is a challenge, so it may take a day or so for a decision and you should consider an alternate a/c just in case the "Navion" is disallowed. The aircraft of choice may be changed up until you commence your first leg.

Also note that the aircraft must be in "stock" form - ie. no .cfg or .air files modified except by the model builder. Custom paints and radio/navaid mods are allowed.

Rob
 
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