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Collision avoidance device by
Jim Hendrix
SureCheck Aviation now offers a low cost proximity detection device that's
suitable for glider use. It receives transponder transmissions and
indicates nearness of the source. This unit is the size of a credit card
and operates on batteries. Velcro it above your panel and you're done.
This...
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October 19th 04 09:24 AM
by bumper
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CAI 302 repair advise needed by
Jamey Jacobs
The adjustment knob on the lower left of my 302 came loose today. It
was still attached to the metal rod that goes into the instrument and
it appears that a set-screw came loose from the far end of the rod.
Has anyone had this same failure?
Does you know if I can easily repair this or does it...
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Cross Country the main focus of soaring? by
mat Redsell
I have been very concerned about our club, which discourages cross country
in club gliders. My thought is that purpose of soaring is cross country and
if one just concentrates on flying above the airport then ones member ship
tends to end when you have your license.
We have many airports withing a...
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Tost hook on Cessns 180 by
Paul
Gang
Anyone know of a STC to attach a tost tow hook to a Cessna 180 for glider
and banner towing?
Paul
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Why does the Sporting code require "Goal" to be a finish point??? by
Mark Zivley
If you want to make a flight to a "goal" the sporting code says that the
"goal" is a "finish point" and the definition of "finish point is
defined as the end of the flight (for simplicity). Either a landing, a
declared "finish point", or engine start location.
My question is why does the goal...
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Compaq Aero 1500 Cradle by
PENN2P
Looking for a cradle for 1500 series Compaq PDA. I have two, but both went bad
during a power surge. AC adapters are OK.
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Vario Sound for my mobile phone by
jorgie
Any ideas where I can get a ring tone for my mobile phone that sounds
like an electric vario.
I have heard one, but was not quick enough to ask where he had got it.
--
jorgie
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Pay-out winch video by
Gary Boggs
I thought I'd post this with a new subject line so no one missed it.
We put a video of our pay-out winch on our web site:
http://www.nwskysports.com/
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October 18th 04 09:56 AM
by jp
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Biff Huss....T-Shirt sales. by
TomnKeyLargo
I have some folks tyhat might be interested in your T-shirts. Email me so we
can talk. # 711.
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First timer wants soaring description by
TravelMan
I'll be taking my first glider ride this week (not soaring, just
gliding) and was wanting a description of what to expect. I've never
flown in anything but a passenger jet, so that's my only frame of
reference. We'll be using an ASK 21 model. I've been told gliding is
like floating down with no...
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BRAKE FLUID by
Ventus B
The maintenance manual for my ASW 20C glider says to be sure to only
use "mineral oil" based brake fluid for the hydraulic brake system.
As far as I can tell, DOT 3 and DOT 4 brake fluids are glycol based,
and DOT 5 is silicone based according to my 15 minutes of research on
the internet. The...
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Why does the Sporting code require by
stephanevdv
Let's say for some reason I had stored in the FR three different
declarations made on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
As far as I know, it is impossible to have different declarations in
one FR! What you can have is different flight plans, tasks or whatever
you wish to call them. But the only...
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Can a Private Pilot tow gliders and get paid? by
BTIZ
I'll agree that a Private Pilot cannot be compensated monetarily for towing
services rendered, he may log PIC time towards additional ratings while
towing.
I'll also agree that 61.113 is very confusing.. but para (g) says he can act
as PIC, it does not say be can be compensated.
The insurance...
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October 17th 04 12:08 AM
by Mal
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L-13 by
brien
Nice L-13 being offered by AIG as a insurance salvage the glider was on its
trailer and flipped over by high winds. The AIG site to look at it is
www.aviation-salvage.com/N4805.htm If anyone is interested in buying the
salvage I have good tail section and wing tips off my L-13 glider that
should...
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October 15th 04 05:48 PM
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Soaring in the Chicago area in November by
Gordon Schubert
I'll be staying in Chicago from Nov 5th to 8th (including
the week-end).
Is there any chance of soarable weather or would it
be the same as
northern Europe ?
If yes, could anyone recommend a place where I could
take a ride in a
two-seater (I have a valid French license but I don't
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WTB: 1-34 Horizontal Stabilizer by
Jeremy Zawodny
Our club's 1-34 (which we've owned since new) recently lost half the
elevator when a wood piece broke on its open trailer. If anyone knows
of a damaged 1-34 with an intact horizontal stabilizer, I'd love to hear
about it.
Thanks,
Jeremy
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October 15th 04 05:12 AM
by Steve
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WTB: Back issues of Soaring magazine by
Dave
Looking for good condition back issues... any dates. Email me
approximate dates and # of issues you are willing to part with.
dave32 @ gmail dot com
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Santa's Check Ride by
Jim Vincent
Santa Claus, like all pilots, gets regular visits from the Federal Aviation
Administration, and the FAA examiner arrived last week for the pre-Christmas
flight check.
In preparation, Santa had the elves wash the sled and bathe all the reindeer.
Santa got his logbook out and made sure all his...
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Opinions on ASW-17 by
Thomas Mærsk Pedersen
I am considering buying an AWS-17 - any opinions on this glider with regards
to performance, handling, value for money etc?
Comments will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Thomas Mærsk
Copenhagen, Denmark.
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