LS8 decided to land in tree
Gliders never make decisions, pilots do.
Ultimate denial?
Cheers
Paul
On 3 Feb. 2017 13:40, "Richard Frawley" wrote:
> this is chilled, happy to really lash out if you want. this is good rehab
> from the 12 weeks in hospital after the LS8 decided to land in tre
ahh, not when your unconscious
> On 3 Feb 2017, at 7:08 PM, Paul Bart wrote:
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> LS8 decided to land in tree
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> Gliders never make decisions, pilots do.
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> Ultimate denial?
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> Cheers
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> Paul
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>> On 3 Feb. 2017 13:40, "Richard Frawley" wrote:
>> this is chilled, happy to rea
Sorry Richard, please accept my apology.
Cheers
Paul
On 3 Feb. 2017 18:40, "Richard Frawley" wrote:
> ahh, not when your unconscious
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> On 3 Feb 2017, at 7:08 PM, Paul Bart wrote:
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> LS8 decided to land in tree
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> Gliders never make decisions, pilots do.
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> Ultimate denial?
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Sorry Folks.
It seems I hit send instead of save.
Noel.
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To: 'Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.'
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all ok, was not offended.
heat stroke (not dehydration), was the cause, very hot, too long struggling in
difficult conditions and my fault for not giving myself longer to recover from
bad gastro (a week before)….
fainted on short final. hit a tree (luckily) which saved my life as did the
farme
Thanks for the explanation Richard. Will read the article for sure.
Cheers
Paul
On 3 Feb. 2017 21:08, "Richard Frawley" wrote:
> all ok, was not offended.
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> heat stroke (not dehydration), was the cause, very hot, too long
> struggling in difficult conditions and my fault for not giving myse
I have a problem with ever converting to GA or RA-Aus as they don't fly
gliders. I'm in a gliding club for that reason. I had a PPL but only used it
for towing ( one of those dumb volunteers I know) but don't have the time or
money to maintain it.
I enjoyed your post Erich and was suitable insu
Hear, hear! Very much seconded. Well said, Laurie.
Teal
> On 3 Feb 2017, at 10:42 pm, Laurie Simpkins wrote:
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> I have a problem with ever converting to GA or RA-Aus as they don't fly
> gliders. I'm in a gliding club for that reason. I had a PPL but only used it
> for towing ( one of those d
Before it is worth spending another cent on marketing gliding, it is *essential
*to get the product right. After 30 years of flogging the current model all
that has been achieved is a 50% reduction in membership. In the same period
the population of Australia increased by 50% so the market penetrat
One low cost step toward improving the gliding "product" would be
to make GPC holders responsible for their own flying instead of relying on a L2
instructor's presence at launch.I can understand how the current system evolved
from clubs wanting to control pilots i
yes, what value does the L2 actually provide and what knowledge gap exists
> On 4 Feb 2017, at 5:55 PM, Greg Wilson wrote:
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> One low cost step toward improving the gliding "product" would be to make GPC
> holders responsible for their own flying instead of relying on a L2
> instructor's pres
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