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Cockpit sizes of standard Jantar by
goneill
I am looking at cockpit sizes and I have been told the jantar 2a or b is
the same cockpit as a standard jantar.
The only jantars here are the 1st ones not the standard 2 or 3 ,
The question: are the original jantars the same cockpit as the 2 or 3
gary
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Help, Need Complete Front Canopy for Grob 103 by
Carl Buehler
Hello All,
Unfortunatly we had our Grob 103 front canopy opened up on a guest ride
today. No one was hurt and the pilot landed the 103 without further
incident.
But the front canopy was broken and hinges damaged. Could anyone help us find
a complete front canopy for our Grob 103? We would really...
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Club finances and statistics. by
W.J. \(Bill\) Dean \(U.K.\).
If you are interested in club finances and statistics, Lasham has made
comprehensive figures available on their web site. Go to
http://www.lasham.org.uk/members/committee/minutes/minutes.html , click on
SGM 2003.
You will find comprehensive statistical and financial information for the
2002/2003...
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Movie, "Winged Migration" on STARZ this Sat by
Martin Hellman
I just noticed that the highly praised movie "Winged Migration" will
be aired on STARZ this Saturday, Dec 13 at 8:45 as well as five other
times (once more Sat then twice each on Tues and Wed of the following
week). I've scheduled it to record and thought a number of others
might appreciate knowing...
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WX Block, NU Finish, Rain-X by
TomnKeyLargo
I have a 2 year old fiberglass top Cobra trailer. When new, I applied WX block,
and used NU finish every 6 months. Half the year it is under cover. Needless
to say the top is weather worn, and the factory gloss is no longer. This
weathering has happen within these 2 years. I believe, since what I...
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Lak-12 by
Flyhighdave
Would be interested in hearing any & all experiences and thoughts on the
Lak-12. Thanks!
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Newbie seeking glider purchase advice -- II by
Ted Wagner
Thanks to everyone for the informative feedback.
I did forget to mention my experience level, and it seems to be relevant to
the question. Assuming I've made no errors in my Excel electronic logbook, I
have 137 flights and 35 hrs as of this afternoon, 93 and 23:30 of them solo;
78 in a 2-33A, 18...
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Nextel paint finish for cockpits by
Simon Waddell
I'm having my glider refinished and the workshop is recommending Nextel
paint for the cockpit. This paint has kind of a soft feel to it. I think
it's used in K21 cockpits and, in black, it's sometimes used for the cover
over the instrument panel since it doesn't reflect light.
Does anyone have...
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Santa in an SG38 by
Walter Kronester
The Christmas Photo Championship of the German magazine Spiegel Online
(www.spiegel.de) was won by Stefan Kulas with the photo of Santa Claus in
an historic SG38. Really an excellent picture!
http://www.spiegel.de/img/0,1020,312049,00.jpg
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Smiths altimeter manual by
Joop Swinkels
I am looking for a manual for a Smiths altimeter, type KAA1701. Does
anybody of this group have this manual in digital format, or is
willing to scan it?
Thanks.
Joop
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Refinishing: Who has tried a shortcut? by
Ian Forbes
Hello All
There has been quite a bit on refinishing on RAS recently. Most people
advocate that when gel-coat starts cracking up, it is essential to remove
it ALL.
Does anybody out their own a ship which was refinished without removing all
the gel-coat? What is the service history of these...
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Belt slipping fix? by
Stewart Kissel
I like to snug my belts after I settle into the cockpit,
so I cannot
set them to a permanent position. Does someone have
a techn-
ique to prevent slipping. And yes I am aware of a
life-span on
some belts.
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1 36 pics by
Chuck
My cousin just bought a 1 36.
Here are some pics from the first time that we assembled it, taken 12-20-03.
http://home.earthlink.net/~vwracer/
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December 25th 03 07:17 AM
by Chuck
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PEZ updated by
John Shelton
www.soaravenal.com Click on What's New.
With this episode completed, the cartoon is finally ready to start telling
stories of the travails of sailplane pilots, and particularly Pez, who have
adventures in pursuit of the cubic zirconium chips we all cherish. Pez is
going cross country.
The...
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More Spectra Winch Rope by
Bob Johnson
How could I have forgotten the swivel? You won't need one -- the
untwistiness of this woven rope is legion!
BJ
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Winch problem by
Lach and JoAnn Ohman
We recently re-commissioned a winch that had been operated successfully
for years using armored tow-target cable. That being difficult to find
these days, we are using regular stranded cable and are having trouble with
the cable piling up at the center (width-wise)of the drum, then slipping off
to...
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Spectra winch rope by
Bob Johnson
Don't overlook the advantages afforded by the incredible lightness of
this new type of rope. Mass and ground friction of comparable towline
diameters are reduced a whopping 80 percent. Ground run distances for
heavy two-placers are thus reduced 25 percent and the ship gets into the
air in 2.5...
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Old Contest Letters by
Mhudson126
I know this has been visited before, but it did not concern me, as I had no
glass airplane to adhere a set of letters too. As it stands, I am trying to
remove some painted on contest letters from both the wing and tail. I know
Acetone does the trick...But any suggested methods to apply it would...
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Blended wing bodies and sailplanes...? by
Robert Bates
Watched a few shows on Discovery Wings this weekend that were discussing the
superior lift and handling of a blended wing body (BWB) design over a flying
wing and traditional wing/fuselage design. Superior lift? Hmmm...
Does anyone know of a BWB sailplane out there, or any research on one? ...
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Any winter flying in Switzerland? by
Nick
I'll be working in Zürich during January and February (maybe March too) and
I am wondering if it is possible to get a few flights in a glider somewhere?
Are there any clubs that fly more or less regularly during the winter, and
accept guest members?
With all those nice mountains, it should be...
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December 23rd 03 07:12 AM
by CH
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