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1960s Coupe d’hiver postal comp

Started by Jmk89, Dec 28, 2025, 11:39 AM

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Jmk89

Took Tyra out to set her up for contest flights in the next week or two.  A couple of test glides - looks good, gentle 'bouncy' glide and gentle right turn. 
Walk up and look at her before picking her up - the tail has come off in the landing?!

Damn

Double damn

The tail band has pulled the band/d/t hook out.  No chance of fixing it then and there - no pins or wire.  So no motor run today.

Hopefully, I'll get time to epoxy a new hook on (with some gauze fabric to strengthen the join) and do some trimming later this week.
All the best
Jeremy

Better drowned than duffers, if not duffers won't drown

G GRELL

Hi All
The southern hemisphere is now down to 6 days to put in flights. I have received scores from 9 flyers so far.
Glenn

Jmk89

Well, I finally got Tyra ready to trim and I thought that I might trim her and be able to enter the comp today.  But it has been a very wet day, and, believe it or not I have to do paying legal work this week! So I will have to hope that the event is run again next year!
All the best
Jeremy

Better drowned than duffers, if not duffers won't drown

G GRELL

Well the coupe postal is over for this year thank you to all that put in flights Here are the names of the people that sent in scores
Leigh Morgan
Vin Morgan
Sean O'Conner
Mike Thomas
Tim Hayward-Brown
Dave Putterill
Wayne Lightfoot
Gram Lovejoy
Mark Sexton
Ted Vernon
Bruce Hannah
Glenn Grell
I will post the scores the first of next week to give time for any score that has not been sent if you know of any please Let then know
Thanks again
Glenn

billdennis747

Looks a good entry. I missed out this year for the first time but will be back for the next one. I look forward to seeing the geographic distribution but it seems mostly Antipodes and US