Mark, apparently my Hotmail account got hacked - not MY computer; thus if
there are any rocks to be thrown, perhaps they should be chucked at the
asshole spammers?
Simon
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Two messages. There was another last week.
Dave Long
On 10/07/2012, at 3:47 PM, Mark Newton wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 03:41:08PM +1000, Roger Browne wrote:
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>> Fair go
>> We can do without spam on this mailing list.
>> If it keeps up, I will probably leave.
>
> You got one spam emai
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 03:41:08PM +1000, Roger Browne wrote:
> Fair go
> We can do without spam on this mailing list.
> If it keeps up, I will probably leave.
You got one spam email. Perhaps that's an overreaction.
For what it's worth, I run spam filtering, and never saw the message
in the
Fair go
We can do without spam on this mailing list.
If it keeps up, I will probably leave.
Roger Browne
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Ron
On 10 July 2012 13:01, Simon Holding wrote:
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Check to see which cylinder you can get hydro tested locally. I have thrown
away a German cylinder because nobody nearby would test it.
Jim
From: Pam Kurstjens
To: DDSC ; Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in
Australia.
Sent: Sunday, July 8, 2012 10:15
But then again, there is this presentation that say there are
differences between normobaric hypoxia (i.e breathing oxygen poor
mixtures at sea level pressure), CADO (in a chamber at 10,000' altitude
breathing an oxygen poor mixture) and hypobaric hypoxia ( HH i.e full
chamber to 25,000').
It depe
One paper (see below) concludes that Combined Altitude Depleted Oxygen
(CADO) is just as effective a tool for hypoxia awareness training as
hypobaric hypoxia.
It could be said that an explosive decompression is not a usual scenario
for glider pilots at altitude (unless you are in a pressurised cock
Hi Pam
Please allow me to clarify the matter.
Depending on customer requirements Schleicher installs bottles holders
to suit either European or US made oxygen
bottles. European oxy bottles are 100 mm whereby US bottles are
usually 108 mm in diameter.
If your fittings are for European
FYI there is a chamber in NZ run by the RNZAF. They welcome glider pilots to
use it (helps pay for upkeep!). I went on a hypoxia course organised for
Gliding NZ last year, well worth it. Perhaps a bunch of GFA members could get
together and pop on over the ditch. Let me know if you need contact
+1 for Al Sim
He helped me with a good system for the Nimbus.
-Cath
On 09/07/2012, at 3:31 PM, Adam Woolley wrote:
> Hello Pam,
>
> Give Al Sim (of GoSoaring), a JoeyGlide sponsor a call on: 07 5499 4636
>
> He knows the MH O2 system very well, plus a local to us in SEQ for refilling
> with
Thanks Tom, that’s helpful. Who supplies the German bottles?
We are in Europe for a month, can we carry one on a flight? I expect it would
have to be empty if we did?
Pam
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