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5.7.2. Definition of model glider
5.7.2.1. Specifications
Model gliders are gliders with the following limitations:
Wingspan maximum 1500 mm
Weight maximum 600 g
Radius of the nose must be a minimum of 5 mm in all orientations. (See F3B nose definition for
measurement technique.)
The model glider must be launched by hand and is controlled by radio equipment acting on an
unlimited number of surfaces.
The use of gyros and variometers onboard the model glider is not allowed.
The model glider may be equipped with holes, pegs or reinforcements, which allow a better grip of
the model glider by hand. The pegs must be stiff and an integral part of the model glider within the
half-span of the wing, and be neither extendable nor retractable. Devices, which do not remain a
part of the model glider during and after the launch, are not allowed.
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5.7.2.2. Losing a part of the model glider
If the model glider loses any part during the flight, then the flight shall be scored zero. If the model
glider loses a part as a result of a mid-air collision or during the landing, that means after the first
contact of the model glider with the ground, any object or person, then the flight is valid.
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5.7.2.3. Change of model glider
Each competitor is allowed to use five model gliders in the contest. It is permissible to change parts
between these five model gliders. The competitor may change his model gliders at any time as
long as they conform to the specifications and are operated on the assigned frequency. The
organiser has to mark the five model gliders and all interchangeable parts of each of the five model
gliders.
Each competitor may only have one model glider in the start and landing field at any moment
during the working time. Only the model gliders that are in a spare model area or in the start and
landing field at the start of the working time may be used during the working time. To change
model gliders, the ¡¥old¡¦ one must be placed in the same spare model area as the ¡¥new¡¦ one, before
the ¡¥new¡¦ one is taken out.
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5.7.2.4. Retrieving of model glider
If the competitor lands the model glider outside the start and landing field during his preparation
and working time, then it has to be retrieved back to the start and landing field either by the
competitor or his helper. Other people are not allowed to retrieve the model glider. Illegal
retrieving of the model glider by another member of his team will be penalised by disqualification in
that round. If a person other than a competitor or his helper (such as spectator) accidentally moves
or retrieves a competitor¡¦s model, that competitor will be entitled to a new working time.
While retrieving the model, it is not permissible to fly it back to the start and landing field.
Launching outside the start and landing field in this situation will be penalised with 100 points that
will be deducted from the final score.
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5.7.2.5. Radio frequencies
Each competitor must provide at least two frequencies on which his model glider may be operated,
and the organiser may assign any of these frequencies for the duration of the complete contest.
The organiser is not allowed to change the frequency assigned to a competitor during the event.
The organiser may re-assign frequencies to competitors only if a separate fly-off is flown and only
for the duration of the complete fly-off.
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5.7.2.6. Ballast
Para B3.1 of Section 4b (builder of the model airplane) is not applicable to class F3K. Any ballast
must be inside the model glider and must be fixed safely.
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5.7.3. Definition of the flying field
5.7.3.1. Flying field
The flying field should be reasonably level and large enough to allow several model gliders to fly
simultaneously. The main source of lift should not be slope lift.
5.7.3.2. Start and landing field
The organiser must define the start and landing field before the start of the contest. Within the start
and landing field each competitor must have adequate space to conduct his launches and
landings, at least 30 metres distance to any person in the start direction. The organiser should
consider about 900 m2 per competitor, (square of 30 m x 30 m).
The border line defining the start and landing field is part of the start and landing field.
Competitors may leave the start-and-landing field while flying their model glider. For starting their
model glider and in order to achieve a valid landing (see 5.7.6.2) the competitor must be inside the
start and landing field.
Areas for storage and changing of spare models must be defined outside but within 2 meters of the
start and landing field. About 4 square metres must be available for each competitor in a group in
each area.
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