I have a complaint:
The content provider had not made this available on mobile devices
;)
On Tuesday, 14 May 2013, jim crowhurst wrote:
enjoy or complain..whatever. it was fun making it!
http://youtu.be/29WFB83UYB4
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Aus-soaring
The comical variable in all these formulaic newspaper reports of
outlandings is the obligatory policeman's description of why the pilot
outlanded.
This time he appears to have lost his draft :)
I suppose he can't say The day died and he outlanded either.
AJ
On 23 April 2013 16:44,
Hi Dion,
We got 30 knots, gusting 41 knots this morning in Toowoomba (~120km
inland) but it appears to be getting better. This will have hopefully
all passed by the time you want to go glide. Dont forget to check out
DDSC (www.ddsc.org.au) , and Kingaroy (http://www.kingaroygliding.com )
as
Hi Everyone,
Everyone who visits rightfully tries to promote their own club by
continuing to use their home site as the site on OLC, but this is a
negative for Narromine as the locals are very technofobic and tend not
to use this medium.
1) Your GPS records your take off site. Its in the .igc
From the comments section:
This is a very well built glider. It is a Genesis 2 manufactured in
Lithuania.
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http://www.youtube.com/user/sfdavis50*
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There was no structural damage to the wing, landing gear or tail boom
and the glider flew in a contest the next two days coming in
Would that be the second last glider on this page? ;)
http://standardcirrus.org/galleryaustralia.html
David Lawley wrote:
Coincidentally only this morning I was reading a safety corner article
in AG October 1975 entitled Harness Instruments Parachute, of a
pilot who ended up under a
I cannot comment on why there are no results, but
after spending the weekend there and flying the Sunday, I do know
they're having a great time and my impression of the event is that
winning and the _results_ are not the main focus of the gathering.
I learned heaps from the experience and I think
Funny enough, I did not actually find myself entirely disagreeing with your
original statement.
But that’s just me ;)
Rgds
A.J.
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Hi JR, a good year to you too :)
Interesting question.
I just read a fellow club members chat email post whose flight started at
8:45 local (AEST)(Its not a rounded time with respect to minutes)
By the mention of a time zone and the variable of Daylight Savings Time I
had to think a touch more
SWK is correct. Oxygen piped from the hospital walls or from medical
cylinders is definitely _physiologically_ dry. Should humidified oxygen be
required there are various (and some interesting) methods of humidifying
this before it reaches the patient's airways. Where the natural
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