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RC Aerobatics (F3A) in Pfäffikon, ZH

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The winners of the International Aerobatics Competition in Pfäffikon. From left to right: René Schumacher, Visp (2nd place), Bruno Giezendanner, Pfäffikon (Swiss Champion ’79), and Emil Giezendanner, Pfäffikon (3rd place).
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The winners of the International Aerobatics Competition in Pfäffikon. From left to right: René Schumacher, Visp (2nd place), Bruno Giezendanner, Pfäffikon (Swiss Champion ’79), and Emil Giezendanner, Pfäffikon (3rd place).

Rankings
PlaceNameClub/CityPoints
1.Bruno GiezendannerPfäffikon3,312
Swiss Champion 1979
2.René SchumacherVisp3001
3.Emil GiezendannerPfäffikon2921
4.Noldi PeyerReuss Valley2616
5.Peyer HugoReus Valley2566
6.Meier, AlexWohlen2492
7.Philippe PronginBulle2422
8.Christof ZublerMünchenbuchsee2403
9.Tyrone BuschorEinsiedeln2322
10.Hans LustenbergerEinsiedeln2210
11.Hanspeter PfisterWorb1889

Above: Philippe Prongin of Bulle, the only representative from Western Switzerland, finished in 7th place.
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Above: Philippe Prongin of Bulle, the only representative from Western Switzerland, finished in 7th place.

Below: Despite numerous engine problems, Hanspeter Pfister and his father didn't lose heart. Of the 11 elite pilots, no fewer than 5(!) flew this model—his new Scorpion.


Oben: Ebenfalls nicht mehr in den Hoffnungslauf muss nächstes Jahr Christof Zubler mit seinem 8. Platz.
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Oben: Ebenfalls nicht mehr in den Hoffnungslauf muss nächstes Jahr Christof Zubler mit seinem 8. Platz.

6/1979
Article from the issue 6/1979


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