I would have to say i mirror Geoff's comments.
Please keep in mind the technical forums that are a god send world wide if you
are an enthusiast. Nothing beats the colective inteligence and inginuity found
on some of these forums, all politics aside the technical data aspect is a win
win sit
Here we go again,
Mike, if you know "everything" about this particular situation why don't you
name names and stop the insinuations, you know, give it perspective!
And while you are at it, could you please explain for me how R and D is done on
instrumentation, seems i always get an experimen
Yup i read the same one i think.
That must be why Poms don't bathe ? apparently it really bloody dangerous.
We are more likely to be electrocuted by our electric blankets than have an
aviation related accident. Makes ya just want to jump out of bed and go fly
something, anything..
Just joking
Can I suggest the over runs of SA - 1 or 2 copies get posted to the 3month
AUSTRALIAN GFA members with a letter and bill INVITING them to join GFA for 12
months (sent out about 1 month before expiry) Give it a go for 12 months and
see what success of program is.
Ian McPhee
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Given that recently I read on the net somewhere the FAI Cirrus handicap has
been increased, I doubt that will make any difference.
Dave
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Top idea Ian.
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Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:17:01 +1000
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] the magazine
Can I suggest the over runs of SA - 1 or 2 copies ge
Here we go. Dad send me this a few hours ago (he reads the list).
"[... ] I drove home with a hell of a headache from the 18 Aero Flights with
Multiple Loops. Crazy Stuff."
Ouch =\
On 15/06/07, D S Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I remember when the Great Outdoors did Waikerie a few years ba
There has been some hype in the local paper about a WA born mountaineer
climbing Mt.Everest.
Why not make a story about a glider pilot acheiving 'Mt. Everest' in wave. OK
might be completely boring and a crap idea...
Being a new import to WA from SA, has 'Everest (29,029' AMSL)' ever been
achi
Hi Everyone,
There is a set of wings for an ASW15 that is an ongoing project for
the Juniors that are currently in SA (Gawler i think) and need
transporting to Bacchus Marsh. Unfortunately they don't have a
trailer, however we should be able to sort something out. I have
possible access to
I think Rob Duffy in his Jantar Standard 2 got to 29,960ft at the stirlings.
Ash
Texler, Michael wrote:
> There has been some hype in the local paper about a WA born mountaineer
> climbing Mt.Everest.
>
> Why not make a story about a glider pilot acheiving 'Mt. Everest' in wave. OK
> might b
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