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#SCCA autocross

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#87060From: Fred W. HeidingsfelderFeb 27, 1994 4:55 AM
Alan, <<(I used to do quite a bit of SCCA autocross back east).>> Where did you race? I did quite a bit of racing in college, Penn State, Main Campus. Fred
#87086From: Feb 27, 1994 11:58 AM
Oh, no, another one? I raced SCCA out here in CA in '85 – '86 for excitement after I gave up skydiving. So much for the "Listerine Animation" thread! <bg>
#87174From: James BieblFeb 27, 1994 9:55 PM
Me too! I raced Formula Atlantic in Cal in the late 70's. Like to have all those $'s back. But not at the expense of not having done it. Skiing's Great. We've got 2 World Cup downhills coming up next week. Come on out. We'll dust those youngsters. On a related topic, how good is the PAR's video capture? If I'm using a S-VHS camera?
#87184From: doug wolfgramFeb 27, 1994 10:19 PM
Hiya Jim! I going up to my place in Vail/Beaver Creek for the World Cup races in March. Maybe I'll get to Aspen to visit Nick and check in with ya!
#87219From: James BieblFeb 28, 1994 12:13 AM
Hi Doug Nick's in Viet Nam now but I'm sure he'll be back soon. Come on over. Keep your PAR on a leash, tho. JB
#87306From: Feb 28, 1994 10:58 AM
Jim: >> Come on out. We'll dust those youngsters. We're going to have to – the only one I'm worried about showing us up is your nine year old daughter Brittany, who skied circles around both of us last year in the mogul field on that double black diamond run! <g> How did she talk us mature, macho dudes (read: oldsters) into that one, anyway???? The PAR video capture is excellent (needs the optional TBC-IV board). With SVHS input, you will get a clean image. We regularly capture off laser disks (the home kind) to show the capabilities, and everyone is amazed at the quality! For maps, there is even a setting to use the entire frame, or either field! Greg Pyros
#87094From: ALAN IGLESIASFeb 27, 1994 1:02 PM
Otis AFB in Cape Cod, URI in RI, Someplace in Conn, and better parking lots in the Newport, RI area!<g> Never got into the bigger stuff. -Alan