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We have acquired a 260 hp Pawnee for a towplane and was wondering what others are doing for cool down after the sailplane releases... Thanks, Tim Hanke Adirondack Soaring Group Saratoga Springs, NY

I have SN10B with the old style remote (white with black knobs) and am having problems with the selection fuction of the dial switches. When I try and use them to change a selection, they don't always make the SN10 go in the right direction. In other words, if I am turning the knob in the one...

Has anyone installed a Roeger hook or similar device (DG offers a spring-loaded pin that is supposed to accomplish the same thing for older DG and LS gliders) on an older glider? The recent thread on helmets made reference to the known danger of the canopy hitting the pilot in the head in the event...

I've heard a rumor that there is a pending resolution to the Pegasus Service Life issue. Does anybody know anything? Thanks, Bill -- Posted via NewsDemon.com - Premium Uncensored Newsgroup Service

Clearly metric is a superior system for most expressions of measurement, but it seems surprisingly inefficient for flying (especially soaring) in it's current form, which brings me to my question(s). Why do metric variometers read in m/s, instead of kph when the metric airspeed is in kph? Would it...

A colleague is doing some aerial geophysical survey work in an ultralight within restricted airspace in SoCal and they want him to be transponder equipped. Professional crew and highly experienced. Anyone have a used / portable unit they would like to rent for a few weeks in early October or...

Ok, a Salto then. This would never even have occurred to me. But it's sort of amazing! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1PE0AWljn0&mode=related&search= --Sarah

JD John Daly November 11, 1932 - August 31, 2007 John passed away peacefully at home. John was a native Alaskan and had been a power pilot for years before becoming a soaring pilot. He joined the Evergreen Soaring Club and the Seattle Glider Council in 1994, eventually serving both in leadership...

Can anyone provide any information about the above - specifically, where to get the brake discs from??? If not, any help related to what the brake discs come from - any owners out there had to do any work on the brakes??? Really stuck as all local car/bike/truck parts shops can't identify the...

Can anyone provide any information about the above - specifically, where to get the brake discs from??? If not, any help related to what the brake discs come from - any owners out there had to do any work on the brakes??? Really stuck as all local car/bike/truck parts shops can't identify the...

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Hi all, I've come across a NEW pegasus owners forum on yahoo. I've uploaded a 101a flight manual onto in in pdf, hope it is of some use. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/2pegasus/ Jan

Hi all, I've come across a NEW pegasus owners forum on yahoo. I've uploaded a 101a flight manual onto in in pdf, hope it is of some use. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/2pegasus/ Jan

I will move this out of the "Stay in, or get out?" thread for clarity. I have long thought about helmets for several reasons. I will state up front that I have not had access to the accident reports/pictures and autopsy reports of several of the accidents that I have seen over the last 25 years,...

The previous posts under "Stay in, or get out?" raises questions about the current state of ballistic recovery systems. As paraplegic, I have a personal interest in BRS because thoughts of my successfully exiting an out of control sailplane with a parachute, and then landing without the use of...

Below is the response I got from Dr Smolik about his intriguing new yaw free probes, which are surprisingly a good bit cheaper than Esa probes. The advantages of a probe free of yawing errors is obvious, especially if you use the 'Holighous way' for thermalling (mildly slipping your circles) as...

If your Elfe is serial number 1, then it is probably the one that Markus Ritzi flew. I don't think there were any others in existence at the time. Although Jane's says that it first flew May 1, 1964, and that four others were under construction during the summer of 1964. And back then, it had a...

Does anyone have a copy of the S&G report on the 1965 World Championship held at South Cerney in the UK? Markus Ritzie, of the Swiss Team, flew a Standard Elfe to second place in the Standard Class. I know he flew my Elfe S-2 (then registered HB-801 and carrying competition number 74), but I want...