Hi
After thoroughly enjoying the QSA State gliding competition, I was
intending to take Alice to the National Club Class championships at
Temora in January.
However, a read of the entry form at
http://www.gfa.org.au/clubclass/Entry_Form/Enter_Online/enter_online.html
shows
Pilots in-comman
Hello,
Can anyone tell me why there
are two gliding clubs at Corowa airfield? Did one grow out from the other? Was
there a split (amicable or otherwise)? Are they catering to different clients?
How does each club feel about the other?
Does anyone on this list have
first hand experience of
Michael,
If you follow the links you give, you will find
that Murray Valley is a "Club" started by a commercial operation which happens
to use Corowa airfield. It commenced in 2001 according to its
website.
The original club at Corowa is Albury Corowa
Gliding Club which was formed a few year
John
use the old DOS program from www.cambridge-aero.com. web site and think
quickest for new user is one person types while other reads out the data.
You will need a 9 pin D M to F (mouse ext lead and if you need one let me
know your address as they cost next to nothing It is
reasonably easy bu
Hi
I am looking at buying a handheld transceiver (that would also go in a
retrieve vehicle).
What are people using and what do you recommend? Links to specs and
pricing would be appreciated.
Tks
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Robert Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Strategic IT & open source co
My Magellan 315 already has an inbuilt data logger for height so it seems a
shame to have to have another box with batteries to attach to it. I can see
the height trace in Ozziexplorer but I cannot find out how to print it out.
PeterS
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Borgelt" <[EMAIL PROT
> The EW was only allowed because it seems to me there was about to be a
> lawsuit. The EW guys had a modified version of their older loggers in for
> approval and they met the rules as written and agreed by the IGC but the
>
What does EW stand for and how can I go about getting one new or second
Log onto www.ewuk.co.uk/
Alan Payne
- Original Message -
From: "Peter Stephenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 23 October, 2002 5:24 PM
Subject: Re: [aus-soaring] Data Logger suitable for badge flights attachable
to a Magellan 315
> > The EW was only allowed because i
EW Avionics is the name of the company. Web site which is most unhelpful
http://www.ewuk.co.uk/
But why would you want one. They are only approved for use with certain
types of Garmins.
Approval information can be found at http://www.fai.org/gliding/gnss/ew.html
I used one for a couple of years c
One forgets how spoilt one is here in Aus with one gliding club per airfield. The
Hahnweide in Germany has five or seven clubs operating from the one strip. (I can't
remember the exact figure, but it is definitely at least 5).
Each go about their own business, though they do have a traffic contro
Camden has 2: Southern Cross (www.gliding.com.au) and Concordia/Sydney
In addition, we have air traffic control in the tower to contend with...
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One forgets how spoilt one is here in Aus with one gliding club per airfield. The
Hahnweide in Germany has fi
My ICOM A22 with a remote speaker-mike is pretty good, having bought it in
1996. I replaced the supplied rechargeable Ni-cad battery pack with 10
rechargeable AA Ni-MH battery pack which comes with the "sports" version, as
it kept dying every couple of years without having had much use. Having to
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