The last motor glider registered with the RAA crashed and killed the
owner-builder in the classic low and slow on base scenario that we
gliding instructors try to "immunise" are students against. His pylon
engine was retracted at the time. He was RAA trained and only had had
three flights off
G'day Peter,
On 6/4/08, Peter Stephenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The last motor glider registered with the RAA crashed and killed the
> owner-builder in the classic low and slow on base scenario that we gliding
> instructors try to "immunise" are students against. His pylon engine was
> re
Anyone on this list knows someone in this Club? On the web it only has 8
members. :-((
I am going to Darwin this w/e.
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To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Batchelor Gliding Club
Greetings
For the sake of the record, the Bendigo Gliding Club has an annual
membership of $78 plus GFA and a monthly levy of $30. The Club has loan
commitments which were initially raised to purchase the site at Raywood and
more recently to acquire a PW6. The monthly levy evens out our cash flow,
Mark Newton wrote:
Sounds like much ado about process, and precious little consideration being
given to outcomes. Lets postulate that GFA is overcome by electoral nirvana,
and the voting system is reformed to complete perfection. What different
decisions that affect real pilots would you see th
