Hi All,
The weather is starting to warm up at Benalla and it has been quite dry
in the last month or so. With any luck we will have a much more normal
start to the season.
At this stage we have 46 entries, and still 6 weeks till earlybird
entries close at the end of October. We can take
Hi All,
Does anyone know of a spare undercarriage oleo for a Puchatek available?
Or the original manufacturer?
Cheers
David
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Hi Steve,
About two more days and they will be shipped. Ready for final checkout now.
We're fine. How was your summer? I read on the net it was fairly wet and cool.
Regards
Mike
At 04:44 PM 20/09/2011, you wrote:
Hi All,
The weather is starting to warm up at Benalla
and it has been quite
Disregard, Don't know what happened there.
Mike
Hi Steve,
About two more days and they will be shipped. Ready for final checkout now.
We're fine. How was your summer? I read on the net it was fairly wet and cool.
Regards
Mike
At 04:44 PM 20/09/2011, you wrote:
Hi All,
The weather is
Are they the same as the other metal thingys.
if not try Narrogin or Lake Keepit.
Cheers
Patch
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From: David Conway dcon...@adelaide.on.net
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
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AFIK Narrogin don’t own a Puchatek anymore, i believe the bits left over are
sitting in our AAFC hanger.
Regards
Ben
WestOz
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[mailto:aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net] On Behalf Of Ruth
Patching
Sent: Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Not necessarily. A range of high intensity LED strobes are coming into the
market. An example is:
http://www.aeroleds.com/
It may soon be feasible to run a pair of wing tip strobes off a second
battery for aircraft operating in high traffic areas.
From:
LED lighting technology has come a long way in the past few years and is
still rapidly improving. Looking at the specifications on website
http://www.aeroleds.com/ the average current draw at about 1 Ampere per
light is still rather large for a glider. I suspect the efficiency will
continue to
John,
Your last 7 words sum the situation up nicely but possibly some genius may
be able to turn this to advantage.
As I recall the original research (and of course as we know from our own
experience), the only useful positive finding was that the reflected flash of
sunlight off a highly
A friend has a daylight-visible passive strobe on his hang glider.
To most, it would look like a small mirror ball hanging from the kingpost.
Jim
From: gstev...@bigpond.com gstev...@bigpond.com
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Hey Bernard
I don't use them all the time because they only stand out while cruising under
a cloudstreet or in slightly
overcast conditions. In bright daylight they are less effective but I still
turn them on while flying in areas
of high traffic density.
Isn’t that a bit selective... bit like
Hi All,
The Australian Junior Gliding Club's latest news letter is out.
It's available for download from the website at www.ajgc.org.au .
Enjoy.
Adam
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