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NSM History Symposium by
[email protected]
NATIONAL SOARING MUSEUM
Harris Hill, Elmira NY, USA
Third Annual Soaring History Symposium
May 12-13, 2006
Friday Sessions:
Flight Test & Development of US Military Gliders
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Nose Hook Additions by
Steve Leonard
I know that George Applebay has installed some of his
Zuni nose hooks in several different German ships.
You might check with him.
Or, if you haven't had any problems, don't be in too
big a hurry to solve those that don't exist. Just
be ready to pull the release if the wing goes down.
My 2 cents.
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R5N Photo Gallery by
GH
Photos from the Region 5 North competition are now viewable at...
http://gahsys.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=r5n06
Enjoy.
Glenn
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April 24th 06 12:35 AM
by GH
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Looking for ASW-15B polar with weight by
[email protected]
Hi All - I'm looking for an ASW-15B polar, including the
weight at which the polar was measured. There is a polar
table and graph on the ASW15.org web site but sadly
without the weight at which it was calcd/measured.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards, Dave
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OLC US Airfields by
Doug Haluza
One thing that's new in the OLC this year is tracking of flights by
takeoff location. This is a great feature that lets people see results
summarized by takeoff location. It's a useful tool for scouting soaring
sites, or just seeing how people fly in different places.
It is also a critical...
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Help with OLC USA. by
Guy Acheson
I just flew my first flight of 2006. Unfortunately
my PDA had a task loaded from last year. The problem
is that the flight is rejected by OLC because I do
not have a 'valid start.'
How can I dissassociate the flight from the task so
that OLC will accept the flight?
Guy
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Interesting Standard Libelle by
Steve Leonard
My guess is that it is the Glasflugel 202. According
to a Glasflugel History document I have, it says this
of the 202:
'Wing and front part of the fuselage with canopy like
Standard-Libelle but with a round tube for the rear
and a T tail. One build at the year 1970 for Eugen
Aeberli (HB-1062,...
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April 22nd 06 05:36 PM
by JS
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OLC Summary page - feedback requested by
Paul Remde
Hi,
I'm putting together an OLC summary web page with an overview of the key
reasons to fly in the contest, basics of the rules, types of tasks that can
be flown in each of the OLC contests, tips on each of the OLC contests.
Feedback is requested. It is a work in progress. I'm sure there are...
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Interesting Standard Libelle by
Peter Thomas
Doesnt seem to be any Club Libelle in it, rudder is
a different shape, seems to be a fixed part at the
top and a linkahe or balace tab like a Duo at the bottom.
best guess is a fuz one of the Akafliegs made for libelle
wings, anyone know how to trace the registration?
Pete
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Polishing a Blanik L-13? by
Papa3
The thread on aluminum trailer painting prompted this question. I've
seen a number of Blanik L-13s in the "original" factory finish of bare
aluminum with blue trim stripes. The aluminum is always dull and
mottled. Closer inspection suggests that the material is not the
typical 2024 surface...
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US Southwest Soaring Museum by
Frank Whiteley
It's been a real challenge getting all permits in place, but the US
Southwest Soaring Museum opens to the public April 23rd, 2006 and will
be open daily 9am-4pm. Put it on your itinerary while soaring the US
Southwest.
http://www.swsoaringmuseum.org/
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April 21st 06 04:04 PM
by Jack
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EWTool: control your EW Model D with a PDA by
Greg Nunan
Hi,
This is to announce the availability of EWTool from
http://www.nunan.fsnet.co.uk/gliding
EWTool allows the user of a Pocket PC PDA to read and write the settings of
an EW Model D barograph, declare a task and upload traces onto the PDA. In
this respect it is similar to EWView/DOS that is...
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August 1967 Boys' Life by
[email protected]
In browsing eBay for soaring-related goods, I have happened upon
several copies of the August 1967 issue of Boys' Life, the magazine of
the Boy Scouts of America. That issue concerns itself with soaring, and
the cover depicts a scout at the controls of a glider in flight, as
seen from the back...
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NSW Australia State Comps 25 Nov 06 by
Mal
I've had confirmation today that the NSW comps will be at Narromine 25
November - 2 December 2006, immediately following Narromine Cup.
:)
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April 21st 06 11:37 AM
by Mal
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Auto Towing 2 Place Gliders by
[email protected]
Does anyone know of an operation in the U.S. regularly doing auto tows
with 2 place gliders?
(especially Blaniks or Grob 103s)
I am looking for feasability, realistic tow heights acheived, vehicle
requirements etc.
I will be operating from a 4600 foot paved runway.
Any information would be helpful.
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