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Turkish gliding by
tango4
Anyone up on the current scene as far as Turkey is concerned? Can
foreigners fly there? Are there active clubs?
Ian
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Night Flights by
Gary Boggs
I know there are sailplanes around the world that are equipped with lights
but I've never read about any night time soaring, are there any stories out
there?
I'm refurbishing an SGS 2-32 and I'm going to install nav lights on it so
that I don't have to come down late in the day, just as the wave...
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TMG around San Diego by
Mark James Boyd
www.lasoaring.com
Don't know anything else about it, but I bet they are
getting a LOT of new (foriegn) customers with this
damn TSA thing shutting down the ASEL foriegn training.
In article ,
Larry Dighera wrote:
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004...
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2-32 Flight Manual by
Chuck Lohre
Does anyone have a digital copy of the S 2-32 manual? I hear that Las
Vegas Soaring has a few to rent and it would be much nicer than a 2-33.
I've flown Jerry Marshall's 1-34 quite a bit out there and have had some
great flights in the wave off of Clark Mountain up to Mt. Potosi.
Jerry's no longer...
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Nimbus 3 turbulators by
[email protected]
We are refinishing the outer panels of my Nimbus 3 and want to verify
placement of the turbulator strips....when I bought the glider they
were about 1/2 inch in front of the trailing edge (in front of
aelirons)....... they did not cover the last 7 feet (approximately) of
the outer panel. Any...
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Harvard site by
f.blair
I saw a post a while ago, but can't find it now. Is there a replacement
site for the Harvard site and all the turnpoint files?
Fred
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World Record 31,000 feet by
Paul Repacholi
"Paul Lynch" writes:
It is not just your lungs. Your blood would be boiling without the
pressure suit because of the low partial pressure.
The `Armstrong Line', where the BP of water is 98F.
--
Paul Repacholi 1 Crescent Rd.,
+61 (08) 9257-1001...
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December 8th 04 05:10 PM
by Bob K.
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Marfa, Texas Words of Wisdom? by
Ray Lovinggood
Would any of you Marfa Veterans have any words of wisdom
to pass along about flying at Marfa?
Has there been a book published about flying Marfa,
similar to Tom Knauff's book about flying the Appalachian
ridges?
I've gotten some info from Burt Compton, but was hoping
'visitors' to Marfa could...
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Whereabouts of Cherokee II project? by
[email protected]
I recently noticed a Cherokee II project in Nebraska for sale on
Barnstormers. Called and it's reported sold to "someone in Illinois".
If anyone out there knows where it's ended up I'd love to hear about
it. We have a restored Cherokee here in Iowa and it would be great to
share knowledge and...
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Just soloed on my 14th b-day! by
Tlewis95
I just soloed a Schweizer 2-33 on my 14th birthday! It was the very last day of
operations for the Windy City Soaring Association (11/28/04) and I was the last
flight of the season. I was amazed how much nicer the 2-33 seemed to fly solo
(or maybe it was just me).
A special thank you goes out...
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UK Smoking DVD by
Bruce
Can't find the link, and a google search for UK and smoking and DVD turns up all
sorts of things, but not much to do with soaring...
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by Bruce
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"Marfa Report" by Wally Scott by
Burt Compton
Written in the early seventies about soaring at Marfa - in big wing (open
class) sailplanes. Map enclosed with green/red landable/unlandable areas (for
big wings at least), and known "sink holes" and lift areas. I have copies
available.
I also have DVD copies of "The Sun Ship Game" movie.
Then...
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Winch accident in New Zealand, can low time student pilot be blamed? by
Andre Volant
http://www.glidingmagazine.com/NewsArticle.asp?id=1371
http://www.glidingmagazine.com/
Correct "CG" release was used, which on PW5 is offsett forward of the
CG.
I was told that the nose hook is not allowed for winch towing of PW5.
That's what manual sais, but who knows why?
Which other gliders are...
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December 7th 04 06:42 AM
by jorgie
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Australian Junior Nationals by
Adam Woolley
G'day All,
Just a quick one to let you all know that the Inagural
Australian Junior Nationals is taking place at the
moment. For all results and daily updates check out
www.joeyglide.com
Unfortunately a lay day here, but have had two very
interesting days sofar - both with thunderstorms and
big...
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3 motorgliders go to Detroit by
Brad
Anyone else wonder why 1 gliding club got 3 motorgliders? See the
latest issude of soaring for the details.
Brad
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December 7th 04 03:14 AM
by Brad
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Get the first ATP - Glider rating in the USA! by
Mark James Boyd
Hmmm...being a bit of a screwball, I've always wondered about
getting an Airline Transport Pilot license for Gliders.
It seems this is now possible...
61.165(f) says if you have an ATP already, you can apply for a
category and class rating limited to a specific make and model of
experimental...
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Sport Pilot/LSA for motorgliders by
R. Wubben
Curious if any thought has been given to the idea of registering some
of the two seat touring motor glider types as "Light Sport Aircraft"
in the US under the new Sport Pilot initiative?
I'm thinking of the Scheibe SF-25 or 28, Grob, Vivat, Ximango
(although with its gear it may not be...
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Trying to reach Sean Clancy of Adelanto Soaring Club by
Roger Worden
I'm with the Orange County Soaring Association. Sean Clancy left a piece of
equipment in one of our gliders a few months ago. He called about it, but I
lost his phone number. If you know how to reach him, please ask him to
contact me so I can mail it to him.
Roger Worden
Thank...
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