Ghost glider

At 20:11 02 September 2019, wrote:
Sure looks like a Schreder. Kuykendall may be able to carry the ball a
bit
further.

Read the discussion thread/link in one of the just previous posts. It
provides all the information needed. No need to speculate.

RO

On Monday, September 2, 2019 at 5:30:04 PM UTC-7, Michael Opitz wrote:
Read the discussion thread/link in one of the just previous posts. It
provides all the information needed. No need to speculate.

Mike, you probably even met the builder, Jordan Reid when you were in Tucson in the mid 1970's and occasionally flying Herbie's ASW-15. :-)

Jordan was one of my instructors, very nice guy.

Tom Serkowski
5Z

At 02:01 03 September 2019, 5Z wrote:
On Monday, September 2, 2019 at 5:30:04 PM UTC-7, Michael Opitz
wrote:
Read the discussion thread/link in one of the just previous posts. It
provides all the information needed. No need to speculate.

Mike, you probably even met the builder, Jordan Reid when you were
in
Tucson in the mid 1970's and occasionally flying Herbie's ASW-15. :-)

Jordan was one of my instructors, very nice guy.

Tom Serkowski
5Z

Tom, that was a very busy time for me, and it was 45 years ago now.
I just don't seem to remember him or his glider at Ryan field, though
I didn't really spend all that much time there. (Feb-Jul 1974). I do
remember some wonderful flights in Eric's (Herbie) ASW-15, flying
the TSC LP-49, and a young kid named Tom....

RO