RE: SAMRA

["Ron Fiebelkorn" <rwf49@hotmail.com>]

I agree on the layout for the show.  If Allan is correct the layout at the 
Rail Yard is 5x6 and Ira thinks we need a 4x7 to fill up the space that 
SAMRA gives us.  I don't think it would be too hard to make the current 5x6 
layout a 4x6 layout at SAMRA.  SAMRA might even give us  a couple of more 
feet and we can set up the identical layout at SAMRA that we have at the 
Rail Yard.

Is there any reason why that wouldn't work?

Ron


>From: adrianelliott@Austin.RR.Com
>Reply-To: ttat-members@aoot.com
>To: ttat-members@aoot.com
>Subject: SAMRA
>Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 12:30:49 -0600
>
>Hello guys,
>
>We are past the point of no return so we should do the show.
>
>Every show should have a FAT Controller for Set-up who designs the
>layout and since the layout is currently out of the trailer and set-up
>picking which modules to use and take should be easy.
>
>Unless we agreed to it with SAMRA, we don't have to do the exact
>layout every time.
>
>If there are only a few members that can help set-up I recommend
>starting Friday so we can finish Saturday morning if needed.
>
>Having experienced it on multiple occasions I can't stress enough how
>important it is to only take what is needed in the trailer and to keep
>it as light as possible.  When the trailer goes wrong it does so in an
>instant and in a big way.  I recommend going very slow through the
>construction in New Braunfels. (no shoulder and high walls)  We
>haven't figured out that magic weight yet but below it you can pull
>the trailer 75mph all day long, but if you are over the weight it is
>best to go slow.
>
>Unfortunately I will be out of town that weekend so I will not make it
>to the show.  Yall have fun for me.  Oh, and if someone takes digital
>pictures please send a copy to me so I can put them up on the web
>site.
>
>Yall are welcome to take the oil field modules to the show if you want
>to, just please bring them back. ;-)
>
>
>
>
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