Follow up from another thread: All: Under the presumption that a legitimate purpose of this forum is to pass along pertinent information relating to the art and science of soaring, and realizing that the pursuit and achievement of badges and records is thereto related,

I am selling my spots! I have two for sale: 1) SPOT CONNECT (one year old, perfect condition) $90 2) SPOT II (Brand new, in box) $70 Send me an email, smfidlerATgmail.com Shipping will be from MI.

I just got an Ipaq 3955 and I have been searching for a cradle, preferably with a suction cup and built in dock. Does anyone know of where I can find one? I'm looking to spend less than $100. Thanks, JP

Hello, All, I'm very happy to announce that my club now has a Piper Pawnee. It has a 260hp engine, Hutchinson conversion and a Tost tow hook. It's gone through a long rejuvenation process with all new electrical system, glass, radio, transponder, lights, strobe and encoder. Despite flying in the...

As I prepare to fly my Lambada from SC to Reno I am in need of a compact, portable Oxygen system which would be in the 9 to 13 cu. ft. size. Anyone have one for sale?

Security 250 26' canopy. packed Sept 2009 in storage bag. $500 includes shipping 517-260-7797

Today made up for yesterday. The sky simply kept xploding with great white flat bottom cu's. The best climb of the day was SM with a 17 kt average over several thousand. Folks, these aren't vario readings, but the average climb over several thousand ft. seen on See You. Yep, all had great flights,...

Does anyone know if the plane had a fixed ELT installed?

This gentleman left a message regarding my AS-W20, Unfortunately, the phone number he left on my machine is garbled. If you know him, please urge him to contact me again. Thanks, Mark 661.822.3941 eves.

Is there an annual vintage sailplane calendar? Thanks Pat

Does anyone own a Reichman Sailplane Trailer? We have one with the LS-7 that we have imported to the port of Baltimore, USA and need to prove the trailer is older than 25 years old. Anyone have a registration or something with this trailer that I can prove this information? My understanding is that...

Does anyone know of a good publication or web site that discusses the specifics of auto tow launches. In particular, what type of tow vehicles are appropriate and what release altitudes are possible for various length runways, etc..... Thanks, -- Mike Schumann

I had a chance to meet him after his horse riding accident...and we chatted about soaring. He had a very positive attitude about the direction things were heading for him. http://acro.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/awards.pl

Following is the tentative schedule for our Soaring Seminar. If you have not reserved a space, please do so soon, (phone, useour web site or email) as the available space is filling up. It will be an outstanding event. 2008 Soaring Seminar Schedule March 29 - 30

The Standard Cirrus Yahoo Group now has 361 members and continues to be a very active discussion forum. For more information go to www.standardcirrus.org . Jim Hendrix Oxford Aero Equipment, LLC 417 N. 11th Street Oxford, MS 38655

I can never keep these rules straight in my head, so I was happy to find this cheat sheet: http://www.evparts.com/img/voltsampsohmwatts.PDF 2NO /* software guy */

Hi My new laptop with Window VISTA will not communicate with my LX 5000 with a serial/USB adapter. Can someone help! Thank you Gilles

Check this out. Does it mean we might actually have capable electric self-launchers in the near future? http://www.bangstyle.com/2012/03/envia-batteries-electric-cars/

Anyone looking at developing an XCSoar on a Nook ST system could look out for this deal on Black Friday. http://shopping.yahoo.com/blogs/digital-crave/black-friday-deals-electronics-234251773.html Any news on an XCSoar greyscale version for E-ink readers? Bob

Hi, Today I received the first proof of the soon to be released book "Sky Full of Heat" by Sebastian Kawa. The proof is nearly perfect, so the book should be out in large quantities in a week or 2 or 3. I have only skimmed through the book, but it looks very, very interesting. I anticipate...