Jutland Heath Cup and Norwegian Cup 2023

Welcome to Jutland Heath Cup and Norwegian Cup.

Norwegian Cup ended windy. We started with 2 rounds with 3 minutes max, then 2½ minut and last 2 minutes, and models getting longer and longer out. That left 5 in F1A and 2 in F1B to the flyoff monday morning. Early in a nice morning Jes flew 8.07 in F1A and Mike 7.12 in F1B to win.

F1A podie in Jutland Heath Cup

Jutland Heath Cup had again light wind from west, so we used the same starting site as last year. Already from first round it was clear that it was the day where the timer should work to bring the model down. But with more than 2 kilometers across there was enough space and a calculation about walking or driving around. Well not everything went up, it was more tricky, so only 4 went to flyoff in F1A, 2 in F1B. The F1Q flyers made the best job with 5 in flyoff.

This year we had 90 minuttes rounds, to help those flying two classes. The weather was sunny, but not to warm, making it a really nice day on the moor. We had some visitors, most special a man that had been flying back in the 60's. He saw a big difference to what he remembered.

F1B flyoff in JHC

Saturday evening there was flyoff in JHC. Erik made the best launch and that made the difference in F1A. In F1B Mike made the best climp and took the win. F1Q was a battle between Marcel and Tom where we for a long period could follow both models in binocular. Its always fun to be able to compare models directly. Marcel got the best air and made the max to win.

I hope to have more pictures later this week. I just need to sort them.