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Remove layer of cloth/Gelcoat by
glider[_2_]
I know it can be done.
On an ASW-15, the first layer of cloth was pulled off the wings and a
fresh layer of cloth was applied. It worked out well. The naked
surface is rough enough to allow good bond of new layer.
GA
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Cambridge Utility Program Question by
Scott Alexander[_2_]
Hi,
Where do I find the Cambridge Utility program download link?
I am in the process of setting up my new IPAQ 2215 and cannot find
this program on the cambridge-aero.com website....
Thanks,
Scott Alexander
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February 9th 10 04:33 AM
by Papa3
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For Sale - 2005 Sparrowhawk Sailplane 8 New 2009 USA Records! by
flyingmr2
The Sparrowhawk is the worlds most fun to fly sailplane available
hands down. Jim Payne just set 8 new USA National records in a
Sparrowhawk in 2009. WOW!!! No other standard sailplane comes close
to it's maneuverability and agility due to it's low weight and low
moment of inertia due to the...
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Glaze Ice by
Gezellig
On Thu, 04 Feb 2010 07:05:03 +0100, Mxsmanic wrote:
Jim Logajan writes:
All the information you need to answer that trivially simple question is
already available.
If it's trivially simple, you can answer it in fewer words than it took to
avoid answering.
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Typical glider & trailer total weight? by
Roger Worden[_2_]
What would you say is a typical or average glider trailer weight? I
know, "it depends"... but what is typical?
I'm shopping for a new vehicle and will buy one that I could use if I
crew for someone or to move our club gliders around. Gliders that I
have moved around range from 450 to 850 pounds. I...
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boulder mid=air by
None[_2_]
"Having the "right of way" only works if the other pilot see's you.
He can't "yield" to what he does not see."
Of course! My comment was directed, through the readers, to those
who would say that having gliders in the air is the problem. Having
the right-of-way didn't help the tow pilot, maybe...
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boulder mid-air by
discus
Sadly, Fox news is reporting a collision between glider and airplane
with 3 fatals at Boulder.
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February 7th 10 04:55 PM
by bildan
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(USA) 2010 Program Letters (have FAA requirements changed?) by
Tuno
I recently submitted my 2010 Program Letter to my local FSDO, and he
replied with "In reviewing your program letter it was determined that
it needs to be revised", followed by excerpts from 8130.2F 11/5/2004
(page 166). (Alas he did not get specific wrt the needed revisions.)
All I did was take my...
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February 7th 10 01:15 PM
by Bruce
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Cirrus collides with Glider/Towplane by
Jody
This doesn't look good for our sport. It seems that the Cirrus hit
the towline and the towplane and Cirrus went down despite the
ballistic chute on the Cirrus. The glider released and landed
safely. But guess where the blame will...
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thermal detector? by
Robin
I've imagined that birds detect thermals in part with superior vision.
They can see the little bits of stuff in the air that show motion. Now
it looks like America's Cup sailors will be lighting up the little
bits with lasers.
http://www.catchthewindinc.com/
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February 7th 10 01:08 AM
by bildan
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Naviter Oudie Should be Available in April 2010 by
Richard[_9_]
The new Naviter Oudie PNA device with preinstalled See You Mobile for
PNA scheduled be available in April.
To preorder see
http://www.craggyaero.com/oudie.htm
$650 includes See You Mobile PNA
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70 to 1 L/D Electric Sailplanes by
michael henderson
Very interesting article with Brian Seeley at Comparative Aircraft
Flight Efficiency.
See:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35258761/ns/technology_and_science-innovation/
Michael
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F/A: Winter 4325 Altimeter by
Oscar Alonso[_2_]
For sale: Winter 4325 Altimeter
This Winter 4325 Altimeter was purchased as part of glider N801DG
(DG-1000).
The Altimeter were delivered with the aircraft in Jul 2008 and is
about 2 1/2 years old.
Due to panel space limitations, the Altimeter was removed from service
and replaced by smaller 57 mm...
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Canadian Plans for Implementing Flight Simulator Training by
Piet Barber
At the SSA convention in Little Rock, I saw and was very impressed by
Dan Cook's presentation on Canadian Plans for using Flight Simulators
for training (Sat Jan 30 Fulton room, 1:00 - 1:45). I have some
further questions for him, but I can't find any contact information.
If anybody has any way...
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February 5th 10 03:37 PM
by Bob
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F/S TRU-TRAK T&B (1min turn) by
JJ Sinclair
Perfect condition, tired of taking it out for contests. $500 new, sell
for $375 with switch and harness. Email for photo.
JJ
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few days at minden by
rocha
Hi all.
I'm a glider pilot in the french northern alps and will be traveling
to Incline Village, NV in the week 3-7 May.
Google maps was nice enough to show me how close this is to Minden,
and after several nice articles and reports of great flights in this
region, i don't want to miss the chance...
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Soaring Simulator Training and Competiton by
RN
At the SSA Convention, Scott Manley provided an opportunity for hands
on experience with the Condor Soaring Simulator in Paul Remde's
Cumulus Soaring Booth.
Scott was also the speaker at two sessions, one on using simulators to
supplement soaring flight training, and the other flying a...
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Surviving free fall - worth considering? by
smithcorp
Interesting Popular Mechanics article here about surviving a 35,000
feet free-fall without a chute...
http://www.origin.popularmechanics.com/science/air_space/4344036.html?page=1
smith
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