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#11
June 22nd 12, 09:41 PM
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At 20:02 22 June 2012, Bob Kuykendall wrote:
On Jun 22, 9:51=A0am, Tony wrote: -27 is 15 meter only, so yes i assume so. Ah, thanks! I just wasn't sure whether there were aftermarket tip extensions available for the 27. I think that the Opens were once won at Minden by somebody flying an H301 Libelle. Does anybody know of any other 15m wins in the Opens? Thanks, Bob K. Bob, The top 5 were all Libelle's in 1972, with Gimmey's 201 the winner. KM won the handicapped opens in 1988 at Uvalde in a Ventus a15m. Rick 
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#12
June 22nd 12, 09:41 PM
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At 20:02 22 June 2012, Bob Kuykendall wrote:
On Jun 22, 9:51=A0am, Tony wrote: -27 is 15 meter only, so yes i assume so. Ah, thanks! I just wasn't sure whether there were aftermarket tip extensions available for the 27. I think that the Opens were once won at Minden by somebody flying an H301 Libelle. Does anybody know of any other 15m wins in the Opens? Thanks, Bob K. Bob, The top 5 were all Libelle's in 1972, with Gimmey's 201 the winner. KM won the handicapped opens in 1988 at Uvalde in a Ventus a15m. Rick
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#13
June 22nd 12, 10:21 PM
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TINSFOS??
On Jun 22, 1:40*pm, Richard Walters wrote:
The top 5 were all Libelle's in 1972, with Gimmey's 201 the winner. KM won the handicapped opens in 1988 at Uvalde in a Ventus a15m. Rick, thanks for setting the record straight! I knew it was a Libelle, but I apparently misremembered the specific type. And I didn't know it was so many. That must have been kind of embarrassing for those who brought real Open ships and found themselves tied in knots by kiddie gliders. Thanks again, Bob K.
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#14
June 23rd 12, 03:29 PM
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TINSFOS??
Ya wanna tell us that just one more time?
"Richard Walters" wrote in message .com... At 20:02 22 June 2012, Bob Kuykendall wrote: On Jun 22, 9:51=A0am, Tony wrote: -27 is 15 meter only, so yes i assume so. Ah, thanks! I just wasn't sure whether there were aftermarket tip extensions available for the 27. I think that the Opens were once won at Minden by somebody flying an H301 Libelle. Does anybody know of any other 15m wins in the Opens? Thanks, Bob K. Bob, The top 5 were all Libelle's in 1972, with Gimmey's 201 the winner. KM won the handicapped opens in 1988 at Uvalde in a Ventus a15m. Rick
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#15
June 24th 12, 03:52 PM
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TINSFOS??
What does the O stand for?
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#16
June 25th 12, 05:43 PM
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TINSFOS??
On Sunday, June 24, 2012 9:52:13 AM UTC-5, Pat Russell wrote:
What does the O stand for? There Is No Substitute FOr Span Kirk 66
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#17
June 28th 12, 03:20 AM
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TINSFOS??
TMPES!
(That makes perfect sense)
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#18
June 28th 12, 04:27 AM
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And the first two days of the 18 meter nationals were won by 15 meter gliders (Duckhawk and ASW-27) with the short wingers 1 and 2 today.
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