Pretty simple idea:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcRipsiPgdk
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The Australian Junior team will soon be leaving Australia to compete in the
Junior World Gliding Championships in Musbach Germany.
We have a team of 4 pilots - Matthew Scutter and Nathan Johnson in Club
Class and in Standard Class we have Nick and Andrew Maddocks.
They will be ably assisted by an
Hi Mandy,
Good luck to you and Peter, and especially to the selected pilots - they are
without doubt the cream of the OZ Junior crop. I am certain they will give
it their all.
It will be interesting to see what weather Musbach turns on for the comp,
and how our boys handle the conditions.
At 05:43 PM 17/07/2011, you wrote:
Pretty simple idea:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcRipsiPgdk
The carpet covered tube is brilliant. It is easy to make something
complicated. The hardest solutions to arrive at are the simple and easy ones.
That's why you want smart, lazy people.
There
How exciting: we leave on the weekend, and the rest of the Team is preparing
or on the way as well.
Team Members:
CaptainTerry Cubley (assist by Mandy Temple next year)
Open John Buchanan and Gerrit Kurstjens
15m Peter Trotter and Lisa
Go Aussie go!
I don't believe I typed that.
Whatever - the sentiment is meant in the best competitive spirit.
My very best wishes.
Dion
On 18/07/2011, at 09:50 , Anita Taylor wrote:
How exciting: we leave on the weekend, and the rest of the Team is preparing
or on the way as well.
Team
Oi Oi Oi?
Cheers
/Tim/
/tra dire e fare c'è mezzo il mare/
On 18/07/2011 10:00, Dion Weston wrote:
Go Aussie go!
I don't believe I typed that.
Whatever - the sentiment is meant in the best competitive spirit.
My very best wishes.
Dion
On 18/07/2011, at 09:50 , Anita Taylor wrote:
Yes, as one who often crewed for Bruce Tuncks at that time I can affirm
that his system of extending the rails to the outside of the trailer
worked very well. He did it with the fuselage dolly tracks also. As I
recall it was still a two-person rig, but the basic idea was dead
simple, cheap
At 11:04 AM 18/07/2011, you wrote:
Yes, as one who often crewed for Bruce Tuncks at
that time I can affirm that his system of
extending the rails to the outside of the
trailer worked very well. He did it with the
fuselage dolly tracks also. As I recall it was
still a two-person rig, but
Another reason to put the roller on a stand, is that rolling the
carpet on the floor may pick up rocks and stones and deposit them in
the wing. The carpet on a bit of pipe works ok on a nice grass
surface, but maybe not the ground cover more common in Australia.
Still a very good idea though!
Hi Gary
Thanks for you support and questions.
We've done a couple of things to mitigate the European conditions; firstly
we had a training week at Kentucky in NSW with very challenging conditions
(see report on the website) and we have enlisted the help of a local German
competition pilot to
Hi Anita;
If you want the Facebook page to be interesting to third parties then
you need, at the very mininmum, answers four questions (on the Facebook
page): What, why, where, when. I know the answers to these questions
but, if I did not, nothing on the Facebook page would inform me. Without
Do you think something like an inflatable boat roller could be used
instead of the carpet one?
They're normally PVC or Hypalon inflated to 4 psi or so and are
reasonably stable and easy to pack away.
D
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