https://bit.ly/easy_come is a strategy and simulation game in which in addition to being fun, you will find a very easy way to win real money for free

Since I’m on a tear asking things I always wondered about (it’s snowy here) I’ve always wondered what the difference is between the last version of the LX5000 and the LX7000? Was it a marketing decision or were there actual improvements?

Ran across this link showing a RC glider being flown at 548mph (882km/h)! The video is dizzying to watch and one can barely follow the glider going through 120g turns. Would be cool if we could replicate this in a more survivable way for the pilot and glider. I know it has been done in the past but...

I’ve seen these described as an option where you don‘t want to share the TE probe between two varios. However, I can’t find details on them. I’m just curious about how they work (the theory) and how they are plumbed? I know most would use TE probe for one vario and electronic compensation...

I personally prefer some pastry with pudding, since it can fill a lot. What do you prefer?

Folks: Sorry for the short notice. Tonight at 6 pm Pacific - 7 pm Mtn, is an SSA Chapter-hosted webinar. https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3497917435840223500?source=RAS Black Forest Soaring Society is the host, using the SSA-available software, and managed by their local BFSS team of...

0-160 knots, yellow tag. Va 98, Vne 150. Images available. 200us$ + shipping worldwide.

Starting yesterday the Dr. Jack pages won't show forecasts for future dates...did I see a post somewhere that he had to evacuate his home during the fires?

Anyone have a single piece L23 canopy for sale? Thanks Mike email:

Every two years the ChicagoLand Glider Council hosts a seminar during February. Our seminars are all day Saturday events having 4-5 speakers, includes a luncheon, and makes it a great wintertime social gathering for glider pilots here in the Midwest. The speeches are divided between soaring...

The sport of soaring is, of course, a relatively small community and what might impact our suppliers and dealers can affect us all. Curious as to how the US and non-US suppliers have fared so far during the pandemic. In any case, may 2021 bring them a better New Year!

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As the weather seems to be improving and the ground is becoming dry again the reports are coming in from around the state that we are definitely seeing a change in the weather pattern. At this point let me say a big congratulations to Zoey, who finally flew a triangle out of SLMG, way to go Rich...

Google searching for something else, and stumbled on to this 1969 ad. https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/video/young-woman-in-her-69-rambler-rogue-races-her-man-on-the-news-footage/155493257?adppopup=true Flame Suit on!! Steve Leonard

PowerFlarm officially releasing the new PowerFLARM Fusion. It replaces PowerFLARM Core and comes loaded with features: • Connect smartphones and tablets via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth • FLARM Hub web app for easy upgrades, configuration, and maintenance • GDL 90 protocol for streaming traffic data...

Modern sailplanes have evolved through the years and many older have lasted the test of time. During the 1970's Schelicher produced what I call the, "Greatest Of All Time", the ASW20. Production began around 1977 and immediately sailplane pilots were joining the ranks of owning the sleek beautiful...

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Sorry, try again as separate thread... On Monday, September 28, 2020 at 10:01:01 AM UTC-4, Dave Nadler wrote: ...it has been reported that latest Butterfly software (4.0 DRN) **sometimes** displays HexID and most times displays ID from FLARMnet. If someone can get me a video of that...

Hi, On May 8, 2020, accomplished Minnesota glider pilots Barry Jaeger and Richard Andrews flew an Arcus from Minnesota to Tennessee - a flight of over 1000 km. The flight is the longest sailplane flight out of Minnesota and set a U.S. National soaring record and several Minnesota state soaring...

A Nimbus 2 is on the market which I'm interested in as my first glider and I'd like some feedback from those who've owned or flown one. I do realize that a flapped, long winged glider is not the best choice for a low time pilot which is why I will keep the glider in a hangar while I first build up...