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Mountain High oxygen systems by
Simon Waddell
Christmas is a-comin' etc. and I'm thinking of replacing my old A14 diluter
demand system with a Mountain High EDS system. The A14 hasn't been used for
years; now I'm living in the mountains I want something I know I can trust
Can I trust the EDS system? Anybody out there got anything good or...
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[US] Source for plastic wheel chocks with holders? by
Papa3
One of the plastic chock holders that came with my Anschau (Komet)
trailers has fallen apart. Before I do the obvious and go to the
trailer dealer(s) for an (expensive) replacement, has anyone found a
local source for these? I'm looking for a set of light-weight
plastic chocks with holders, so I...
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by Papa3
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Jantar 2A opinions sought by
Mark Navarre
I am considering the purchase of an Open Jantar 2A and would like to hear
descriptions of the handling quirks and likes/dislikes from current or past
Jantar owners. I have over 400 hours in an ASW-20 and would like something
affordable with longer "legs".
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Mark Navarre
ASW-20 OD
California, USA
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FLASH! U.S.A. Rules Committee to Address Rules Complexity? by
SoarPoint
The U.S.A. Rules Committee are rumoured to be polishing off the
details of a multi-prong program to address the much-ballyhooed topic
of Rules simplification. Recent sentiment amongst pilots indicates
that the Rules for U.S. comps--as codified in a proliferating document
that has spun off multiple...
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Help me convince my wife..... :) by
[email protected]
So.. I bought a share in a 1-35 this winter. I've already had a blast in it this season. I own just 1/4 of it, so not much of an outlay of cash.
I've got the disease pretty bad. I'm interested now in going halves with another club member on something glass and in the 40+ l/d
Lets say a ASW24. ...
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Video from 2007 Albert Lea Soaring Contest by
Paul Remde
Hi,
I just created my first soaring video for YouTube. It is and time lapse
(interval recording actually) film of the process of bringing the gliders
out to the runway, gridding up and launching. It was filmed at the 2007
Albert Lea MN Soaring Contest. The contest included the U.S. Open and...
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Central Oregon Soaring? by
aerocomposites
Relocated Composite/paint shop (Steve's Soaring Service NOW
AEROCOMPOSITES) to Central Oregon....Looking for Glider club in oregon
to finish up my glider rating.
http://aerocompositeservice.homestead.com/gliderrepair.html
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by Ma3rk
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New SRA Site - New 2003 Rules Minutes and 2004 Rules Summary by
Ken Kochanski
The Sailplane Racing Association site now has a domain name:
sailplane-racing.org
http://sailplane-racing.org/index.html
The new 2003 Rules Committee Meeting Minutes and 2004 Rules Summary have
also been posted to the site.
Please advise if you have operational issues.
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Comet trailer near catastrophe by
[email protected]
Trailering my DG-300 home after a Saturday flight, I was on the
highway within a few miles of home when someone pulled up beside me,
gesturing back towards my trailer (never a good sign).
I immediately pulled over and was stunned to find the tongue of my 25
year old Comet trailer snapped almost in...
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March 16th 08 04:07 AM
by GM
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LifePO4 batteries for motorgliders - are we there yet? by
Chris
Its time again to change batteries in my motorglider. There are 4 lead batteries with modified (vibration proof) terminals. A major pita.
I have been enviously following the threads for improved batteries for pure gliders. Lighter, more performance, holding their charge, longer life cycle yada...
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New student pilot apprehensions by
Michael[_7_]
Hi all,
I’m a new student glider pilot. I have a grand total of 77 minutes
flying time in six flights. The challenge of all of this has been
immensely satisfying.
I’m hoping yall can help me out with some “okay, that was a little
different than I expected” items.
First, when I am flying...
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May 3rd 09 09:40 PM
by Vic
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Spin recovery vs tail design by
Ron Ogden
I would like to solicit comments on the question: Compared to a standard
tail configuration such as a 2-33 or Blanik L-13, does the initiation and
recovery from a spin vary substantially in T-tail (ASK-21 type),
all-flying (Phoebus) or V-tail (HP series) sailplanes? Really look forward
to reading...
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Importing a glider by
Gus Rasch
Group,
Anyone ever import a glider from Europe? Care to share your
experiences or difficulties? There seem to be quite a few "deals"
over yonder and wondered if it would be worth the hassle/cost/red
tape/etc.
Gus
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Radio acting up by
Blake Seese 3Y
Hello all,
My Becker 4201 just started acting up. Specifically, it has a cyclic regular dead spot when transmitting, so the person listening to you gets about half of each word. It receives just fine, and all functions work as they should. Same thing happens with a fully charged battery or one...
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February 1st 16 02:27 PM
by SF
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Open Class by
Jonathan St. Cloud
I have been away from soaring for 12 years and have noticed the open class now has long wing and much shorter wing birds (JS-1C) competing. I am curious how do the 21 and 23 meter new ships keep up with the ASW-22BL's and Nimbus-4's. Are the new shorter wing gliders better overall (better L/D,...
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March 1st 04 02:33 AM
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CAMO and Part-M for dummies (Europe) by
Lars Peder Hansen
Finally, someone managed to explain what EASA's Part-M and CAMO is all
about, in a way that I can understand..
Maybe others can benefit from this description, too.
There are also some refreshingly direct comments about the DG Flugzeugbau
blackmail scheme.
Cheers,
Lars...
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Checklist for maintenance kit by
Tuno
I've seen some excellent lists on this forum for the pilot, glider,
and landout/emergency kit. I'm wondering if anyone has developed a
list for the tools, parts & materials to always have in the tow
vehicle. I need to assemble a single toolbox that I can transfer
between tow vehicles (I use a...
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U. of Chicago COVID-19 interactive data visualization tool by
2G
The U. of Chicago has taken my infection rate metric (confirmed cases per million population) to the next level: interactive county-by-county visualization. This shows hot spots that state level data miss. Hot spots are counties with high infection rate that are surrounded by counties with elevated...
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