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Great Soaring Video by
Dan Marotta
A short clip from where I work; Sundance Aviation, Moriarty, NM, USA.
Notice there's no zip, no wow, no horrible, pounding "music", just the
serene nature of the sport. I wish more soaring videos were of similar
quality.
http://vimeo.com/76386916
OBTW, I was flying the Pawnee that day.
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Buying my first glider by
[email protected]
Pilots,
Thanks for all your help in the prior thread about selecting a ship:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.aviation.soaring/USacPAI8Pm4
I've decided on an ASW 27, Ventus 2, or LS6. If a pristine ASW20 or Ventus C were to show up, I would strongly consider one of those as...
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Story Ideas for The Aviators by
Charlie Papa[_2_]
The Aviators, a show that attracts 10,000,000 viewers in the US and 50,000,000 worldwide, has asked for story ideas https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153461439600508&l=0b6c9ead87.
Their first ever segment on soaring will air in a few weeks time (watch for episode 4.11), and feature host...
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Windows 8 64 bit issues? by
[email protected]
Time for a new laptop and it looks like many of the desirable choices (for me) include Windows 8 64 bit. Are there problems running any of the legacy apps we use in soaring. I tried searching here and on Naviter forums but found little useful information. So, any experience, good or bad will help...
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F.S. LxNav V3 variometer by
Nick Kennedy
For Sale
LxNav V3
Stand alone digital vario, with T.E.
Digital Altimeter, Speed to Fly.
New in August 2013
Beautiful color display, works perfect.
Great back up vario or club vario, easy to use.
Selling to make room in my panel for a Power Flarm.
$595 with all accessories
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Oudie IGC by
Dave Springford
There has been some speculation on RAS in the last few days about an IGC approved Oudie. Today, Naviter announced the new Oudie IGC at:
http://www.naviter.com/2013/11/announcing-oudie-igc/
The Oudie IGC is based on collaboration between Naviter and LX Nav and features the large internal battery...
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Empty Towball SoCal to the North, Early December by
Tony[_5_]
It is looking like I will have an empty towball leaving SoCal (Cal City, Tehachapi, Mojave area) and heading generally north in early December. Northern California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and Washington are all options. The schedule is still a moving target but if anyone has anything that...
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Glider Clubs and Social Media by
Jamie Shore
I am interested in hearing about your club’s experiences and links to the products that your club has created using social media to interact with the public and/or club members.
Social media and internet presence for Soaring Club of Houston (SCOH):
SCOH Facebook Group
Purpose: A place to share...
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A Kid Flying a Duckhawk? by
[email protected]
Having fun in the DuckHawk 15m sailplane
By: Daniel Sazhin
In early September, I had a fantastic day of flying at Blairstown Airport, the culmination of which was having the opportunity to fly Windward Performance's new DuckHawk. I had just flown the club Grob Twin Astir with my brother, promptly...
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LX5000 v6.14 for sale, just overhauled by
Eric Munk
Due to upgrade to LX7007 available: LX5000 v6.14 (non-igc) with analogue
second vario, wire loom, loudspeaker and GPS receiver. Unit overhauled by
LX January 2013 (new display, batteries, software), from private aircraft.
Price 500 Euros plus shipment from The Netherlands. Photos available.
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Winter Soaring Options? by
[email protected]
I have been waiting for a new glider for quite some time. It has finally arrived and the midwest soaring season is coming to a close. What are my options for winter soaring. I have checked out Seminole Lakes but I am having trouble finding a hangar to store my glider. Any ideas would be...
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FLARM, ADS-B, Transponder made easy?? by
[email protected]
Like to fly at both TSA (Dallas - Fort Worth) and Moriarty (ABQ). MY heirs worry more about me hitting an airliner than another glider. Have high end avionics in the Piper (Garmin 750 with ADS-B in and out), but Piper display does not seem like it would help much in a situation like near cloud...
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by Ramy
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New Google Group for Appalachian Mountain Soaring by
Papa3[_2_]
In order to facilitate the sharing of information related to ridge soaring in the Appalachian Mountains, I've created a new Google Group. A number of the "regulars" who watch the weather and produce forecasts have agreed to participate. I'm also hopeful that the various clubs and FBOs will join...
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New Google Group for Appalachian Mountains Soaring by
Papa3[_2_]
Folks,
In order to facilitate the sharing of information related to ridge soaring in the Appalachian Mountains, I've created a new Google Group. A number of the "regulars" who watch the weather and produce forecasts have agreed to participate. I'm also hopeful that the various clubs and FBOs...
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Starting out the top by
[email protected]
Seems to me, that a safe and fair way to start a glider race is to climb out the top of a start cylinder. To make starting out the top an option that most pilots would choose, the top of the cylinder should be about 1000 to 1500 feet below cloud base and 2000 to 3000 feet above release height. I...
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Nose release for a Ventus B by
dcavagnaro%[email protected]
Even though my manual refers to both a nose and CG release, my Ventus only came with a CG. I am thinking of having a E85 TOST release installed for safer towing. Has anyone added a nose release to a previously CG release glider?
Dennis
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November 9th 13 12:18 AM
by GC[_2_]
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