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First hand information on A21 at San Geronimo, Texas by
James Romano
I am (was) the other owner of the Caproni that went
down at San Geronimo AirPark. I'd like to provide factual
information that may prevent some rumors that appear
to be floating around.
There were four of us that assembled the Caproni.
My partner in the aircraft, his business partner, and
my son....
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Oxy system "Running on Empty" by
Jonathan St. Cloud
In the video, "Running on Empty", Eric Mozer tests his oxygen system, and I was wondering what oxygen system/ O2 mask is Eric using in video?
Thanks
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SZD-55 aileron play by
Dan Daly[_2_]
My SZD-55 (built 1990) had developed play in one aileron over the years. A powerpoint presentation with the relevant Flight Manual pages (allowable play), drawing of aileron system (Tech Svc Manual), and additional drawings and part numbers required to effect the fix, including the cause, and...
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Ely, NV. Early 2015 Summer update by
Tom Kelley #711
Just spoke with James today, 3/04/2015 12:15 MST. He was in Ely.
Normal summer operations are planned with 2 tow planes/ 2 tow pilots for a 7 day/week full summer operation. Normal evening hanger BBQ's, shower's, tie downs available. Other words....nothing's changed.
Call the Ely Jet Center...
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Winching (European tips for US clubs) by
Chris Reed[_1_]
A number of the current threads talk about winching in the US. As this
is fairly new to the US, and old hat in Europe, it might be useful for
European readers to offer tips to US clubs who are thinking of trying it.
My tips would be:
1. A 3,000 ft run is enough, but 3.5-4k ft is better. 3k ft...
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August 17th 07 01:21 PM
by Del C
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LFO's (lightweight flying objects) by
bumper
Or what to do when the weather says, "no soaring".
For those who don't get out enough (no rude comments directed towards me,
please), you may not have heard of the following aviation related items (no
financial or other connections with this, but they sure is fun!):
"Air Hogs Havoc"...
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March 25th 07 09:58 PM
by bumper
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FS: Cambridge GPS 25 by
[email protected]
For Sale Cambridge Model 25 GPS-NAV with 12-satellite engine and flat
antenna. Includes Nav LCD Screen, all cables, and User's Manual. Asking
$950 plus actual shipping costs or best offer. Have digital photos.
Please e-mail for more information. Located in the USA.
E-mail:
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FS: L-NAV, GPS NAV display by
Steve Leonard
Ken Bell wrote:
'L-Nav and GPS Nav. 80mm vario and GPS Display.
All necessary cables and GPS antenna. Not the latest
software versions but gear works well. $1000'
How 'Not latest' is the L-Nav? 5.X? 4.X? Which model
of GPS Nav? 10, 20, 25? I am guessing a 10 or a 25,
as you say you have a GPS...
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Photocromatic sunglasses by
5Z
In another thread, some folks mention flying with these "light
sensitive" glasses.
I have a pair, but find I must use clip-ons while driving, as the
glasses apparently react to UV, and the car's windows filter most of
it. I have also found that same effect, though a bit milder in the
sailplane. ...
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August 26th 06 02:39 AM
by JS
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Region 9 Press Coverage by
Mike the Strike
http://www.azcentral.com/community/peoria/articles/0531wvglider0531.html
Perhaps not what we'd hoped for. Political airspace manoevers.
Mike
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Searching Jet glider informations by
Phil
Hi,
I am always searching informations about any jet glider.
Has anyone infromations about Russian saiplane A11 (1965 ?) equiped with a
little turbojet, or about US Prue 215 equiped with a "Baby Mamba" Turbojet (http://perso.wanadoo.fr/philippe.bezard/model_p215_main.html) ?
Thanks,
Philippe
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April 2nd 06 10:21 AM
by Phil
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Hobbs Day 5 # 711 reporting by
TomnKeyLargo
Launch was pushed back till 1:45 pm. Lift was light and the cd, errrr the
sniffer whos the CD, was not climbing well. The task for Standards and 15 Meter
were changed to a MAT of 2 hrs. with Tatum as the first turnpoint. 927 is in
first place in Standards with a flight around 148 miles at 58 mph....
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Forthcoming BBC Radio program by
Martin Gregorie
Those of you who can (but don't) listen to BBC Radio 4 may be
interested to know that there's a program, "The White Stuff", on
Monday 17 May about clouds. It may be good, it may be terrible. Who
knows? But now you know about it.
--
martin@ : Martin Gregorie
gregorie : Harlow, UK
demon :
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Microire bandwith by
Andy Durbin
I measured the bandwith of my Microire receiver. Test method was to
set the receiver squelch just above trip point then to sweep an rf
generator across the set frequency. The points at which squelch
tripped were recorded from the frequency counter built into the rf
generator. Results for the...
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Turning radii and spanwise airspeed distribution by
JJ Sinclair
Good observation, Bill. Most long wingers have found it best to keep the nose
pointed towards the outside of the turn. It helps the climb. Your yaw string
should be telling you to, "Put your foot in the inside hole". Just don't do it.
Does that make sense?
JJ Sinclair
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SZD-38A 'Jantar' Flight manual. by
Stan Kochanowski
A firm called ZS 'Jezów', in Polish Lower Silesia,
is the Type Certificate holder for this aircraft.
Their main office is in Bielsko-Biala - where the owner
lives.
I suggest contacting (in English) a Mrs. V. Mynarska
- at the Bielsko office )
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PEZ by
John Shelton
Pez just missed his next diamond
http://www.soaravenal.com
click on What's New on the left side and NEW PEZ at the top of the page.
(I know it was EXACTLY like this JJ. Sue me.)
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Anyone need a glider moved by
Jeff Landfield
I am Jeff and I live in Albuquerque, NM. If anyone needs a glider
transported I am available to do the work. I have a very flexible
college schedule and I am willing to travel to where the glider is. I
also have access to a vehicle that can tow from a buddy of mine. Call
me at 505 980 5377 or email...
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Discus2 any better? by
Harry
Hi,
can anyone bring forward facts supporting that a Discus2 performs
better than it's predecessor Discus a/b or CS?
Appreciate your insights!
regards
Harry
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November 10th 03 09:56 AM
by Harry
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