Front View K = 12 Upper Plan View K = 12 Originality of model Design & Construction K = 10 Colour and Markings Accuracy K = 20 Colour and Markings Complexity K = 10 Realism K = 24 K = 100 6.3.3 SCALE RADIO CONTROL INDOOR 6.3.3.1 Contest Rules The General Rules (Section 6.1.1) will apply where appropriate with the exception of rule 6.1.1.20 concerning electronic motion stabilising devices, see 6.3.3.6 below. The Static Judging rules are as stated in 6.1.2 The Flying are the same as Scale R/C (FAI Class F4C) (Section 6.3.1) with the exception of the following concerning General Model Characteristics, Event Organisation, Flight Timing and the Flight Program: 6.3.3.2 General Characteristics Maximum weight of the complete model in flying condition including all power packs is 200gm. The maximum wing loading of the complete model in flying condition including all power packs is 15 gm/sq dm The following motive power is approved: (a) Electric motors (b) CO2 Motors (c) Rubber motors The use of any other power system is forbidden. Use of electronic and/or gyro stabilisation devices is approved for scale indoor RC models, but they must be declared and the flight score will be penalised (See Para. 6.3.3.6 below). 6.3.3.3 Organisation of Scale Indoor Radio Control Flying Events The flying order of the competitors will be established by the contest director before the start of the contest. The competitor is responsible to ensure that he is of his position in the flying order and his model is prepared for flight in the event that the competitor before him in the flying order fails to start. Each competitor will be given a minimum of five minutes’ notice to commence his flight. Each competitor may be called to fly up to three times and must execute an official flight within five minutes on each occasion to be eligible for flight points for that flight. The Flight Judges will be seated alongside the take-off and landing area on a line is parallel with the required flight direction. This axis will be referred to as the “judges’ line”.
Front View K = 12 Upper Plan View K = 12 Originality of model Design & Construction K = 10 Colour and Markings Accuracy K = 20 Colour and Markings Complexity K = 10 Realism K = 24 K = 100 6.3.3 SCALE RADIO CONTROL INDOOR 6.3.3.1 Contest Rules The General Rules (Section 6.1.1) will apply where appropriate with the exception of rule 6.1.1.20 concerning electronic motion stabilising devices, see 6.3.3.6 below. The Static Judging rules are as stated in 6.1.2 The Flying are the same as Scale R/C (FAI Class F4C) (Section 6.3.1) with the exception of the following concerning General Model Characteristics, Event Organisation, Flight Timing and the Flight Program: 6.3.3.2 General Characteristics Maximum weight of the complete model in flying condition including all power packs is 200gm. The maximum wing loading of the complete model in flying condition including all power packs is 15 gm/sq dm The following motive power is approved: (a) Electric motors (b) CO2 Motors (c) Rubber motors The use of any other power system is forbidden. Use of electronic and/or gyro stabilisation devices is approved for scale indoor RC models, but they must be declared and the flight score will be penalised (See Para. 6.3.3.6 below). 6.3.3.3 Organisation of Scale Indoor Radio Control Flying Events The flying order of the competitors will be established by the contest director before the start of the contest. The competitor is responsible to ensure that he is of his position in the flying order and his model is prepared for flight in the event that the competitor before him in the flying order fails to start. Each competitor will be given a minimum of five minutes’ notice to commence his flight. Each competitor may be called to fly up to three times and must execute an official flight within five minutes on each occasion to be eligible for flight points for that flight. The Flight Judges will be seated alongside the take-off and landing area on a line is parallel with the required flight direction. This axis will be referred to as the “judges’ line”.