About an hour 45, depending, on what you have or have not got on behind you.
JR
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How long from Bordert
Sounds good, will be in touch.
Patch
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From: JR
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 6:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Stormy landing
About an hour 45, depending, on what you have or have not got on behin
Thanks very much Dave
Lets hope no one else uses the key.
I could have got a full copy for $189.20 wholesale
Now I can do some other stuff with the budget like a CD burner, usb hub and
a Narromine web cam.
http://www.ht.com.au/N/0/keyword/sd+media/part/A7482/detail.hts media
centre.
The comp
Why not set up a Narromine Cup intranet site? Could include stuff like the
weather info and an upload control for IGC files.
Nick.
On 7/2/07, Mal Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks very much Dave
Lets hope no one else uses the key.
I could have got a full copy for $189.20 wholesale
Now
Hi Adam
Thanks for all your trouble.
In the meantime I have secures a spare copy for my friend!
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Nick Gilbert wrote:
> Why not set up a Narromine Cup intranet site? Could include stuff like
> the weather info and an upload control for IGC files.
DDSC uses the Linux firewall/server to run an intranet web server (and
mail server etc). I am currently writing scripts to acquire and load on
to the
On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 11:11:50 +1000, Robert Hart wrote:
>DDSC uses the Linux firewall/server to run an intranet web server
>(and
>mail server etc). I am currently writing scripts to acquire and load
>on
>to the web server wx data from BoM and elsewhere so that we have that
>immediately ava
Emilis Prelgauskas wrote:
> I seem to recall $3k/$1.5k/ann were the figures for that contest area,
> which encompasses much of South Australia used by glider pilots.
It works out to about $2 p.a. for each South Australian GFA member.
I spoke to Peter some more while we were upstairs; All the h
Is all this data avialable for the rest of Australia or was
it just set up for the Worlds and cover only SA?
> Emilis Prelgauskas wrote:
>
> > I seem to recall $3k/$1.5k/ann were the figures for that
> > contest area, which encompasses much of South Australia
> used by glider pilots.
>
> It w
You must be kidding !
Unfortunately, you are not.
That sounds like standard public service thinking now doesn't it, especially
when their political masters say nothing for nothing (all the while
discounting the tiny fact that WE - AS TAX PAYERS - have ALREADY paid for it
!!).
On the other han
Anthony Smith wrote:
> Is all this data avialable for the rest of Australia or was
> it just set up for the Worlds and cover only SA?
Just SA at the moment. But it's calculated out of a global climate
model, and can theoretically be produced for any region.
- mark
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Peter Creswick wrote:
> You must be kidding !
> Unfortunately, you are not.
> That sounds like standard public service thinking now doesn't it,
I think you're oversimplifying a bit.
The BoM gets tens of millions of dollars per annum from the aviation
industry. Qantas and Virgin Blue basically
We paid for every cent of the infrastructure, ie, all the super computers
and all of the other BoM infrastructure, and the scientists that produce the
global models from which all those forecasts etc are produced. Billions in
investment, and millions in ongoing costs, all funded by, all of us.
Emilis,
Can you please contact me on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Emilis Prelgauskas
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 2:23 PM
Subject: [Aus-soaring] weather data
On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 11:11:50 +1000,
Peter Creswick wrote:
> We paid for every cent of the infrastructure, ie, all the super
> computers and all of the other BoM infrastructure, and the scientists
> that produce the global models from which all those forecasts etc are
> produced. Billions in investment, and millions in ongoing cos
So the notion is either:
a. Get a suitable national body to fund BoM to produce
thermal forecast for all of Aust.
b. Failing that, ask SAGA to bump up the annual fees by $2
per person and get the SA maps made available to SA pilots.
Sounds too simple to me, wheres the catch? (Ah, yes - a
whole l
Anthony Smith wrote:
> Sounds too simple to me, wheres the catch? (Ah, yes - a
> whole lot of people objecting to raisng GFA / SAGA fees to
> cover the cost?)
Haven't see any around here yet.
- mark
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