Look at this site for pictures
http://membres.lycos.fr/wings2/gallerie.htm
Regards
Cliff
At 02:35 14/09/03 +, you wrote:
The French build the Fouga Sylphe in the 50's or so. That was a jet self
launching glider and I'm pretty sure it got airborne. Rgds - Rolf
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Hi all
Off on a different tangent today. Anyone had any recent experience (mine
was over 10 years ago with antiquated WWII era RAAF 'rag' hangar) with tent
hangars or other temporary shelter for gliders?
I have asked Doug Redell of All Shelter (had something on display at Avalon
called 'Aeroshel
I think I saw the GCV one at Lilydale. Looks pretty substantial, but it would be
interesting to see how it would go in a decent storm.
Nick.
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From: Anthony Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 1:23 pm
Subject: [aus-soaring] Tent hangars
> Hi
Probably flys pretty well!! :-)))
The wave is on, yet again in Canberra, the Monaro (and probably
elsewhere...)
Fly high, fly long, fly safe
Rick
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Greetings all
The tent hangar at lilydale is sort of a shade cloth type and it would go
some of the way towards protecting the a/c. At the South Gioosland field at
leongatha/korumburra there are two tent hangars that look like giant
marquees. I was talking to someone there and these things are a fr
Hello Rick
The rain is on, yet again in Adelaide, the Barossa (and probably
everwhere else ! )
Come on Summer!
>From a rain soaked SA.
> Probably flys pretty well!! :-)))
>
> The wave is on, yet again in Canberra, the Monaro (and probably
> elsewhere...)
>
> Fly high, fly long, fly safe
>
But the ridge at Lochiel is working!
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Hello Rick
The rain is on, yet again
