We watched the hi-res day 5 VOD this morning. Very impressive and it worked
without stopping most of the time. The first time I've seen anything I would
call video from the coverage. But I've had no success with VOD in the
evening - presumably due to load on the server.
Today's live coverage wa
Hi Michael
Some people have indeed tried to quantify the effect.
Fred Thomas "Fundamentals of Sailplane Design" only briefly mentions the
subject and is more to do with stability.
Fred does quote a range of references including many of Frank Irving's
below:
- Irving FG "Centre of Gravity Positio
There's a Motor Falke with a BRAND NEW 1700 Limbach lurking at Waikerie for the
next few weeks.
It is for sale...or could be subject to a lease arrangementand can be
flown almost anywhere in OZ to fit such an arrangement.
Ideas invited. Buyers invited. My bum needs to forget the journey d
I can only add pub talk but the single seat gliders I've flown (most
dramatically my LS4) I feel have all been greatly improved by being flown
close to the aft C of G. The significant improvement came from better
thermalling and perhaps more importantly the increased feel it gives
especially in
Sitting a couple of hundred feet off the deck Working a ridge and live
in the cockpit with the pilot is certainy worth the $28.00 in my opinion.
Yesterday was the first day where they had live video feeds from the
sailplanes and I believe a couple of helicopters.
The scenery was magnificent,
Hi All
I once did a test flying an Astir just with me in it and then landed
loaded up with parachute, tie down kit, lots of drinking water and
outlanding kit and my climb rates compared to the other gliders (same
gliders and pilots) were significantly reduced.
ie all variables were the same excep
I thought about shelling out for the 'live' coverage however I
eventually decided I'd rather spend the cash on an aerotow. I see JR
bought a Coke and ice cream instead; jeez, prices must be through the
roof in Millicent!
MP.
On 23/12/2007, at 10:41 PM, The Temples wrote:
Has anyone in Au
Peter,
Have been watching it the last few days and it works fine with 1.5 MBps
for me -- Using the hi res feed.
Steved
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Be it the low res for me, the live coverage is working fine.
iinet on 512/128 and a 10 year old laptop.
Chris
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We didn't have problems when we used it at Joeyglide. Wilson (A New
Zealander there) payed for the High Res and it seemed to work well.
Dion
On 23/12/2007, JR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks Peter, after your glowing praise of the video system , I rushed
> out and spent my money on some co
3 and yes.
On 21/12/2007, at 11:02 AM, Robinson, Peter B wrote:
> and more rain to come
>
> SundayShower or two. Min 12Max 22
> MondayMorning shower.Min 13Max 26
>
> How many scoring days do you need to declare a winner?
> D
Thanks Peter, after your glowing praise of the video system , I rushed out and
spent my money on some coke and icecream.. merry christmas everyone
JR
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From: The Temples
To: 'Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.'
Sent: Sunday, December 23, 2
Has anyone in Australia had any success viewing the VOD for the NZ GP? At
best I get one video frame update every 10 seconds or so. Most of the time
there is no video and the audio cuts in and out. It is very disappointing to
have paid over $30 for this 'video'. The live coverage isn't much better.
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