James Im sorry - but this isnt what anyone wants to see from someone suggesting they are a professional event organiser.
In your other post you said in the safety section of the forum you said :
So far i am correct in saying that we havent had ONE event where anything has jeperdised the safty of that event.
..... but you were running spinners in an arena without a roof. And theres no such thing as running a spinnner at low power, something could go wrong and it could spin up..... and on that note but youll have to excuse me if I point out that in your last two posts :
Rc Wars hasnt had a roof and hasnt ever run a vertical spinner! not even trilibium. Tantrum was on low power.
and
We tested tantrum in there b4 the events and hit the wall at full speed
....do seem to be somewhat in contradiction of each other. Either its safe to run tantrum or its not. Has Tantrum been run at full power or not, or does it depend on which point you are trying to make at the time ?
Also if any body who has been to one of our past events and would like to share there oppinion on how that event was handled, it would be great to hear from you.
Its clear from Sams comment above that he didnt even realise the danger that you were putting him in by running an arena like that :sad:
Your suggestion that somehow flying debris will get out of the arena suggest you dont know what youre dealing with. Vortex removed the tail from BS at Inspire and launched it hard into the roof.
Defending the safety of your event is one thing, but to suggest that your track record was to the point of not having ONE event that could have compromised safety on a public forum, and defiently lay into people who felt it was dangerous is bang out of order James.
If you want to exist in the real world, you need to buck your ideas up. Sorry to come down on you like a ton of bricks James, but Im just telling it how it is.
When it comes to Safety, half measures wont do - and misleading people just makes a bad situation worse.
Ed
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