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Worn Cobra rear-door hinges (both pin and hole) by
Dave Nadler
Hi Folks - Anybody else had this problem ?
http://www.nadler.com/Antares/Cobra_Antares_rear_door_worn_hinge_closeup.JPG
I've got replacement pins from Spindelberger and
replacement rear corner channels, but I'm thinking
about an insert so all the loads aren't taken in
a thin bit of...
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Wortmann vs Eppler by
[email protected]
Hi, first time caller here, I note the first flight of the Pik-20 was in Oct-73, the Mosquito and Mini Nimbus in Sep 76. Grob came out with their Speed Astir in Apr 78. All competed in the 15 metre class. One major difference between them was the first 3 had the FX67k170/150 as a wing airfoil,...
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would an AOA indicator be helpful in a glider? by
mooseknuckel1
I am not a glider pilot, although I have been up with friends a few
times in the past, but I know the basic instrumentation is pretty
limited- and for good reason. However, would an AOA indicator increase
the efficency of gliding enough at best L/D, min sink and other
specific angles of attack...
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would an electric sustainer be practical by
Brad[_2_]
Just doing some day dreaming..........but why not make a sustainer,
capable of climbing out after a short winch/auto/aero tow and finding
lift.
I think the prop could be smaller, the HP of the engine lower, the
battery capacity less.
Plus I have just the spot in my Apis to put one!
Brad
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Would you by DG300 ? by
[email protected]
I am not selling a DG300, actually thinking of buying one, but I would
like to ask opinions.
After discovery the famous main spar problem and restrictions is it a
save investment a DG300 ? As I can see the average DG300 price level
went down with approx. 5000 EUR and now is approacning my wallet...
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Would you mind participating in this study? by
Dare Institute
Hello,
The Dare Institute is conducting a pilot study of moods. We are
trying to gather data from a wide range of people and hope that
turning to various internet groups will help. Participation is
anonymous and all information will be confidential. The survey is a
bit long and may take up to 40...
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Would you rather fly a Sailplane? by
Karen
Discussion from the paragliding forum. See:
http://www.paraglidingforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=p307763
Seems to be a large group of very talented soaring people that the SSA
and BGA doesn't reach well. Many of the boomers who started jumping
off hills in the 1970's are getting tired of climbing the...
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Wow cloudbase is high... by
Papa3
A friend and I were driving back from the airport the other day. He
remarked, "Wow, cloudbase is high today. I bet it's at least 6,000
feet."
He and I began musing - exactly how do we know that cloudbase is high?
What visual cues tell us that the Cu are high (or low). We're not
talking...
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WOW! by
[email protected]
Here is something you more experienced pilots might want to comment on.
Being a pilot of much less experience, it just looked like an
interesting thing to see comments on some of the points the pilot
makes.. I came across this 2005 article while just wandering about on
the web. Scroll down to the...
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WOW! by
Mitch
Check out this weekend in Moriarty, New Mexico on the OLC! Our "Good"
month is just coming up, too!
www.soarmoriatry.com
Daan Pare showed up four weeks ago with the intention of staying only a
few days. Four weeks later, and averaging around 800 K per flight he
has not left yet!
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January 19th 12 01:19 AM
by Bill D
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Wow, the OLC interface really improved today by
Greg Arnold
Duplicate flights are gone, and all the buttons at the top are working.
So. e.g., you now can see the club standings.
Now if they just would score the flights that still have zero points,
and would stop giving red marks to half of the posted flights . . .
A suggestion -- remove the...
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WRECK AT IDYLLWILD by
Vorsanger1
The narrative of an accident at Idyllwild, CA was posted in r.a.s. yesterday
Monday. It told of a pilot who lost both wings in trees, but walked away
practically unhurt. The narrative also gave an e-mail address of where the
wreckage is stashed, as well as a page to submit bids on any salvageable...
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Wright Brothers Master Pilots by
Jim Kellett
The Master Pilot is the "most prestigious award the FAA issues to pilots certified under Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 61" (see https://www.faasafety.gov/content/MasterPilot/).
Five members of our club (Skyline Soaring) have been recipients of this award, and I was...
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Wright Flyer III video by
BB
A video of a flying replica of the wright Flyer III. This will warm the
heart of any pilot!
http://www.daytondailynews.com/photo/content/videos/1005flight.html
John Cochrane
BB
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wristbands for air sickness, do they work ? by
Jack[_11_]
I am learning to fly gliders and I struggle with motion sickness.
I have tried:
- Ginder tablets, it helped but I was still a bit nauseaus.
- Motion sickness tablets, they affect my awareness and concentration.
- Chewing various things, best was beef jerky (not a joke) it helps but
still not good...
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Wrong OLC Start/End time by
Ramy
Many may not realize that the start/end time they see in the OLC daily
results, flightbook etc is the logger on/off time, not takeoff/landing
times! The takeoff/landing time are only available in the flight
detail page. So pilots using the OLC flightbook as electronic logbook,
log erroneous time...
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