David Lawley wrote:
You wrote
You have to download stuff you don't want on a forum too. By the time your
web browser has finished downloading all the graphics .and formatting gunk
it needs to render whatever aesthetic the forum webmaster has chosen, each
screen could (and probably is) a
All
I've noticed a few people putting information about various gliders onto
the Wikiglide wiki site - most probably ones from their club fleet or their
personal aircraft.
Can I suggest the following etiquette for doing so:
1. Upload any photos of gliders using filenames that reflect the
Dam - my delete button just broke. Thanks a
lotMark and David!
--Brian Wade
___
Aus-soaring mailing list
Aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net
To check or change subscription details, visit:
http://lists.internode.on.net/mailman/listinfo/aus-soaring
And I thought I
could learn about my sport from this list! Instead I keep receiving mails about
computer geek information I dont understand and in which I am not
interested. For me, a computer and email is a tool that I use to achieve other
objectives. Surely the discussion on the
Maybe
the computerised merits or otherwise of the Wiki thing should be discussed on
the Wiki site???
Allan Armistead ph
(02) 6249 6470, fax (02) 6249 6555, mobile 0413 013 911 PO Box 908, Dickson ACT 2602, Australia
"When once you have tasted flight, you will always
walk with your eyes
I think discussion about whether this email list transforms itself into
a Forum is of interest to the group as a whole. I, for one, much prefer
an email list, as new items come in whenever I log into my email, and I
don't have to fire up my web browser just to find out what has been
occurring.
Allan Armistead wrote:
Maybe the computerised merits or otherwise
of the Wiki thing should be discussed on the Wiki site???
Nah - they probably talk about gliding all the time ;-)
tn
___
Aus-soaring mailing list
Hi All,
Yep, your'e dead right Penedo, I apologise to Mark and all the list, I
wrote in a real hurry at work, on the first day back at school, flat
out(still!). I had intended the last post to go directly to Mark not to the
list.
Incidently to those who don't know, I do know Mark fairly well
This list recently reported the successes of John
Wharington, Todd ?, etc establishing an OZFLARM-based clubhouse display for
finishing gliders at Benalla. Im looking to create something similar for
the DDSC pie-cart (we now have 100% of the club fleet and all bar
a couple of stragglers in
On 31/01/2006, at 12:20, Brett Kettle wrote: This list recently reported the successes of John Wharington, Todd ?, etc establishing an OZFLARM-based clubhouse display for finishing gliders at Benalla. I’m looking to create something similar for the DDSC ‘pie-cart’ (we now have 100% of the club
Does anyone have any recommendations on a computer screen that will
still be clearly visible with bright sky behind the observer? LCD?
TFT? CRT? or another TLA?
Can't you just put a 'ledge' over whatever display you like?
I've seen plenty of CRTs at train stations that had a black ledge,
This is just a 5 year reminder that the original
regulator (by Ducatti usually) used in both 2 stroke and 4 strokeRotax are
all but USELESS - I could only recommend Claus Gimm "Powermate" regulators - I
first fitted one to a 501 rotax prob 15 years agoand all of a sudden
batteries last 5
Hi all,
As I understand it, it was Tod Sandercock and Rob Moore who set up the
XCSoar PC display for FLARM at the Gawler nationals. I modified XCSoar
to display FLARM objects rather hastily, and produced a Windows PC build
for them.
If you want a big display in the pie-cart, you'd be best to
13 matches
Mail list logo
