Does anyone have an email address for Philippe Athuil, the owner of ASH 25M, N933M ? -- Charles Yeates

On May 23, 6:04 pm, Bob Kuykendall wrote: Earlier, "Brian Glick" wrote: The foam gets water logged... Quite, quite unlikely. The foam used in sandwich core composite construction is closed-cell foam that does not admit water beyond...

Could anyone who has tried the 1" wide gap tape that "TJ" is selling please post your opinion of the tape? Thanks, Jim

HP-18 N77BF 40-1 for $10,500 Price Reduced - Must Sell Famous glider (Blue Fly) built by Bob Fitch. This was the first homebuilt to fly 1000K. 1292 hours, winglets, Rico speed to fly vario, Cambrige Netto with Schuman box, Delcom radio mounted with booster, side stick, aileron mod,...

If anyone can point me to resources on the following SUA topics I would be most gr8ful: 1) DAFIF file format, specifically, descriptions of the fields (and their relationships) in the BDRY.TXT, BDRY_PAR.TXT, SUAS.TXT, and SUAS_PAR.TXT files. (These are the four files used by Carl...

Could anyone who has tried the 1" wide gap tape that "TJ" is selling please post your opinion of the tape? Thanks, Jim

Memorial Day Weekend is practically here, as is our 2007 Memorial Day Little Guys/Fun Meet at Blairstown, New Jersey. Lots of details are he http://www.aeroclubalbatross.org/MDLGM2007.html !!! The latest update is that we will try to run some Sports Class tasks in addition to the 1-26 class...

Memorial Day Weekend is practically here, as is our 2007 Memorial Day Little Guys/Fun Meet at Blairstown, New Jersey. Lots of details are he http://www.aeroclubalbatross.org/MDLGM2007.html !!! The latest update is that we will try to run some Sports Class tasks in addition to the 1-26 class...

Event : Memorial Day Fun Meet 2007 . a.k.a. The Little Guys Meet. Location: Blairstown, New Jersey Dates: May 26, 2007 - May 28, 2007 Aero Club Albatross and Yards Creek Soaring invite you to our Little Guys Meet, a contest for novice through expert 1-26 glider pilots to compete...

On May 22, 6:46 pm, bikensoar wrote: I own a 2001 VW Eurovan camper. It has the Passat engine (6 cyl, 24 valve) and 16 " wheels. It tows like a dream and gets near 20 mpg. They quit importing to the US in 2003 and now are in high demand. I paid a little over 30k...

I was at Parowan a few years ago for a nationals contest and saw a software product that imports Blipmap data and then generates a map with a series of circles containing themal heights and updraft predictions for a gridded area. Can anyone recall the name?

Recertified for flight late 2004, never installed ,surplus now, so out it goes. 220UK pounds or $450 US . Single pointer for hundreds of feet rotary dial for the thousands up to 50K feet. Has lighting circuits for night flight Email for pictures

The Southwest Soaring Championship will be at El Tiro Gliderport in Marana Arizona. Great late season racing in southern Arizona using SSA regional rules with multiple classes offered. Held Labor Day weekend and the following weekend, the Southwest Soaring Championship is sponsored by Arizona...

Can somebody please help me get in touch with Ralph J. Koerner from Ramona, CA. I suspect he's in his mid seventies and not active in the competition scene anymore. His competition ID is "KL". Thanks, Kolie Lombard

Cockpit load is 551lbs minus weight of non-lifting components. It can be well over 250lbs. Frank Whiteley On May 23, 12:14 pm, Chris Reed wrote: I have a German Cirrus (the "Open" is not part of the official name, but was added by most when the baby version came...

A quick look at the FAA registry will give you the answer: http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry/nnumsql.asp?NNumbertxt=933M Richard ASW19 Phoenix AZ

Have you seen anyone try towing with an older westfalia (1990) VW vanagon? I'll probably beef up the motor some. Paul Austin

Also see two articles at: www.twaseniorsclub.org/memories/contrails.htm If you see a copy of Weather Flying, pick it up. Well worth your time. Thanks Captain!

I have a long time love affair with the Open Cirrus. I have almost bought one on three separate occasions, and am starting to get the itch again (Sunship Game fever). Can anyone provide me with complete performance specs and operational limitations for this aircraft (not terribly interested in the...

Earlier, "Brian Glick" wrote: The foam gets water logged... Quite, quite unlikely. The foam used in sandwich core composite construction is closed-cell foam that does not admit water beyond the first layer of cells. And even that layer is sealed by the sandwich skin so...