Hi everyone,

I just suffered from the “smoke in the cockpit” effect. On a night flight, the effect was pretty bad – there wasn’t much I could see at all.

I first had thought my vision was lost to cabin-pressure-loss induced black-out and descended rather rapidly, but when I noticed this didn’t improve affairs, the only thing that saved me was that the autopilot console was in an area not blacked out by the effect.

However, once in stabilized flight again, I found that I had no idea of how to clear the smoke from the cockpit in order to resume normal flight operations.

Any suggestions? Somehow I have the nagging feeling there’s just nothing I could do …

Thanks in advance,

Henning (HoHun)

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This new body design fits MUGEN, XRAY, JAMMIN’, CEN, VTX, OCM, etc. buggy chassis as shown. The clear body includes vinyl window masks and requires painting and trimming.
Source : Parma

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Renaud Savoya wins Greece EFRA GP

The EFRA GP in Greece for 1/8th scale buggies was held this weekend on the same track that will host this Summer’s European Championships. All the top European names were present, as well as current World Champion Mark Pavidis from the USA, who made the trip over to compete at the event. Qualifying saw the TQ go to Losi racer Yannick Aigoin, ahead of Mugen driver Renaud Savoya in 2nd and Serpent racer Joern Neumann in 3rd. After the Semi finals, it was Savoya that lined up on pole position ahead of Mugen team mate Daniel Vega in 2nd and that order stayed unchanged for the entire race with the real battle on for 3rd, which was finally taken by Kyosho driver Jerome Aigoin who managed to get passed his brother Yannick in the final minutes.

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Listen up off-roaders, the weekend of the 24-25th of August 2008 will be a weekend not to miss, as it is the Hong Nor Cup. The event will run on East Shrewsbury BRCs usual track area with a quality grass surface in the village of Rodington which is in the heart of Shropshire ,England. The event is supported by and the idea of Jamie Booth of Spire Model Distribution and will be publicized by Racer Magazine with JESpares sponsoring the trophy’s. At The Hong Nor Cup 2008 the flowing classes will be run – 1/8th Off Road rallycross, 1/8th truggys, 1/12th scale and 1/10th trucks and truggys. The entry fee for all classes will be £20.00 per class. For more information and to view the entry form please click here. You can also find more information and an online entry form at www.hongnorcup.co.uk

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