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FS: Schweizer 1-36 by
[email protected]
For Sale: 1981 SGS 1-36, serial #38, 980 hrs TT, 4 year old paint,
nose hook and tost CG hook, wingtip wheels, panel radio and factory
Cambridge audio vario, new tire,bearings, instrument tubing,hangared
in Texas, almost like new, one of the last Schweizer's built. Rugged
all metal construction,...
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Vertical Card Compasses vs GPS Compass Display by
[email protected]
How well do the vertical card compasses work and hold up in real world
conditions ( constantly circling, sticking etc) ?
Some of the GPS's have a compass display. Is that a viable alternative
to a vertical card compass (still having regular old style compass as
backup) ?
I would welcome replies...
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Club Startup, operating procedures,lease agreements, etc by
[email protected]
I'm trying to put together a club to start operations at a rural
airport in Central Texas.
The airport is requiring a written set of operating and safety
procedures to be able to show the airport board. Does anyone have
such documents that I could use as a template?
We hope to be doing auto and...
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Auto Towing 2 Place Gliders by
[email protected]
Does anyone know of an operation in the U.S. regularly doing auto tows
with 2 place gliders?
(especially Blaniks or Grob 103s)
I am looking for feasability, realistic tow heights acheived, vehicle
requirements etc.
I will be operating from a 4600 foot paved runway.
Any information would be helpful.
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LX-1000 by
Stanislaw J Kochanowski
Frederic,
I have an LX-1000 push/pull unit in my Open Cirrus.
I have, once, taken this to pieces.
It has two long, hypodermic-type, needles inside which,
I would imagine, are specifically factory fitted for
the particular sailplane's performance.
If you ever take the beast apart, do not stick...
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Help- was aktywni polscy szybownicy. by
Stanislaw Kochanowski
Hi Dave (Martin),
My compliments to Jan Szladowski (whom I know) and
your very good self.
'Kwadrat', in Polish, is a 'square' - as in the geometrical
figure with four, equal, sides.
In the gliding context, it refers to the launch point.
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Aktywni polscy szybownicy. by
Stanislaw Kochanowski
Panie Krzysztofie,
Czuj duch.
Niestety, nie mieszkam w Stanach ale w Anglii.
Fruwajacych Polusów jest, po calym swiecie, pelno.
Napewno ktos u was sie odezwie.
Co do szowninstycznej odpowiedzi od kolegi (domyslam
sie) z Ameryki. to jemu - po staropolsku - cium cium
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Inexpensive GPS data loggers by
[email protected]
Ok, anyone know why we are stuck with paying a grand for a blind IGC
logger, when one of these is available for less than $200?
http://www.astrotekinc.com/DL-100%20Spec.pdf
I realize that for it to be a fully IGC-compliant logger it would need
more hardware (pressure sensor, security features,...
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L 13 A Blaník's can fly again by
StaPo
but only variant L 13 A or equivalent (having reinforced wing spar),
and also when compliant with some additional limitations,
see amended/new EASA AD at http://ad.easa.europa.eu/blob/easa_ad_2011_0135.pdf/AD_2011-0135_1
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Repair/Overhaul facility for motorglider engine by
[email protected]
I am looking for a US based repair station or A & P mechanic that has experience and can perform a tear down inspection and repairs to a Grob 2500 engine. This engine is a derivative of the air cooled VW design much like the Limbach engines. I know of several folks that work on these type of...
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homebuilt glider question by
Stealth Pilot
Guys
I defer to the knowledge of regular glider flyers in this matter.
my son is involved in gliding I am involved in powered homebuilding.
is there a wooden glider design or perhaps tube and fabric design that
has reasonable performance, that plans are available for, and can
handle the speeds of...
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by Mal
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Query on the Woodstock by
Stealth Pilot
Australia determined way back when the glider first appeared that the
aft fuselage area had insufficient torsional strength and required
strengthening. ( I suspect that they were a bunch of *******)
looking through the articles that have appeared on the woodstock I see
that it has been flown with...
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are wooden gliders worthwhile building ? by
Stealth Pilot[_2_]
serious question.
in this day and age where the slippery glass reigns supreme are there
any wooden gliders actually worth building ?
if your son was on the way to a glider instructors rating, as mine is,
is there a wooden glider design that would be worth building ?
something with reasonable...
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Towing performance SF25C Rotax Falke 912S? by
Steen Th. Pedersen
I am looking for some reliable data on the Rotax Falkes towing performance,
but I have until now not found any consistent values.
I would therefore very much appreciate if you would send me some
information, if you have any experience in this area.
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Grob 102CS tow-out gear by
Stefan Murry
Hi, all, long time listener, first time poster.
I'm planning on flying in the Region 10 contest in August in my club's
mighty Grob 102CS. I know this will strike fear into the hearts of
all the other competitors.
Unfortunately, we lack any tow-out gear.
I'm in the process of building a wing...
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July 8th 11 06:36 PM
by Papa3
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New propeller by
Stefan[_2_]
Hi everyone, anyone out there who experienced problems with heat
coming from the exhaust which damaged the propeller? My LTB just
informed me to get a new propeller.... the older version from
TECHNOFLUG. Many thanks for any kind of help and comments... Stefan
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Looking for Ventus C winglets by
Stefan[_5_]
Hi, I am looking for a set of used winglets for a 1987 Ventus C.
Does anyone have a pair of these and doesn't need them any more?
Regards
Stefan
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RIP Matt Wright (Balleka on YouTube) by
Stephan van den Berg
Dreadful news coming from the UK today. Matt Wright (Balleka on YouTube) was tragically killed in a mid-air whilst flying his glider this weekend. I believe he collided with a power plane.
I'm sure we have all watched some of Matt's videos on YouTube over and over. He will be sorely missed.
RIP...
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