SN 10B two place to donate.

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I have a Ilec SN10 B flight computer with rear seat repeater and four meters to give to a non profit club. I would prefer to give it to an organization that has a youth training program. It also has 2 remote controllers, and a Ilec USB adaptor. I can include a Cambridge model 20 GPS and display with antenna if a GPS source is needed.. Everything works great except the rear seat speaker which I removed to keep it from interfering with my Butterfly vario sensor unit. Contact me at if interested.
DLB

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On Monday, January 26, 2015 at 7:40:28 PM UTC-7, wrote:
> I have a Ilec SN10 B flight computer with rear seat repeater and four meters to give to a non profit club. I would prefer to give it to an organization that has a youth training program. It also has 2 remote controllers, and a Ilec USB adaptor. I can include a Cambridge model 20 GPS and display with antenna if a GPS source is needed.. Everything works great except the rear seat speaker which I removed to keep it from interfering with my Butterfly vario sensor unit. Contact me at if interested.
> DLB

The Utah Soaring Association is interested. PM sent
Thanks

[BG[_4_]]

The Northern California Soaring Association is interested. We support CAP training and have a scholarship program for young students. Feel free to visit our website

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I have four responses, all worthy, so I will choose one somehow and send it out tomorrow.
Dale

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On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 9:10:46 AM UTC-7, wrote:
> I have four responses, all worthy, so I will choose one somehow and send it out tomorrow.
> Dale

Fingers crossed the package goes to Utah!!! We support old men taking time off from their families to go fly. Yes, there are some young ones too. ;) BTW, These will be used in a cross country glider doing XC training. Would be great to have nice varios to fly these longer distances over unlandable terrain with savage natives that will skin us and eat us alive if we happen to land out...no pressure. :)

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On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 9:10:46 AM UTC-7, wrote:
> I have four responses, all worthy, so I will choose one somehow and send it out tomorrow.
> Dale

Fingers crossed the package goes to Utah!!! We support old men taking time off from their families to go fly. Yes, there are some young ones too. ;) BTW, These will be used in a cross country glider doing XC training. Would be great to have nice varios to fly these longer distances over unlandable terrain with savage animals that will skin us and eat us alive if we happen to land out...no pressure. :)

[Steve Leonard[_2_]]

> On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 9:10:46 AM UTC-7, wrote:
> > I have four responses, all worthy, so I will choose one somehow and send it out tomorrow.
> > Dale

Thank you for your generosity, Dale.

Steve Leonard
Not one of the four finalists, but appreciates people like Dale and all they do!

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All the respondents were deserving, so I decided to send it the first group to apply, which was The Utah Soaring Foundation. Thanks everyone for your interest.
DLB

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On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 10:01:55 PM UTC-5, wrote:
> All the respondents were deserving, so I decided to send it the first group to apply, which was The Utah Soaring Foundation. Thanks everyone for your interest.
> DLB

Great on you Dale. Hope to see more notes like this in the future.