I've never seen anything like this:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8996836251682690877
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8996836251682690877hl=en hl=en
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110.536 using the 'cheat' described. About 93m 'by hand'.
Richard.
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92.406m, 91,292 in the world.
Do I get another diamond?
Unless it stops raining in Sydney and the strips at Camden dry out, this may
be all the flying I do for a while... Can you take an AEF passenger?
Richard.
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Interesting site (pun intended).
When the subject was discussed some time ago on this list, nobody expressed
opposition to polarised lenses in such strong terms as the referenced
article. I guess that's because glider canopies are NOT polarised, but I
infer from the article that some aircraft
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but here's a photo on Al McDonald's site with a Pawnee, engine off
wave soaring
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I hadn't seen this resource before. Some useful information.
http://www.personal.psu.edu/smd293/meteo482/
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for these babies - they are NOT cheap.
Richard.
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Does the insurer offer any premium reduction when FLARM is fitted in a
glider?
Richard.
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Thanks to all for comments on Zeiss Skypol lenses a few weeks ago.
I found an optometrist in my area able to order and supply (no mean feat as
the big chains deny all knowledge of whatever isn't 'in the system').
I have ordered a pair of lenses for my existing frames. They have to be
Some time ago
(October 04), this list hosted a discussion about lenses for sunglasses that
provide optimal performance for glider pilots. There seemed to be support for
the Zeiss Skylet range of lenses. These lenses have the brown-ish tint that
enhances contrast and which apparently
Hi,
everybody,
A
few weeks ago, one of the marketing reps for Ulead Systems, a maker of video
editing software, was in Australia to launch a new version of one of their apps.
Tobie (the marketing guy) participates in a video editing discussion list quite
like this one, and I met him on
I guess staring out the window from 35,000' on a Sydney-Melbourne flight,
kidding yourself that you might be able to see a Wave Camp glider over the
Snowy Mountains would count, too...
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Nope. But I reckon the guy with the white hat is * PROBABLY * a Glider
Pilot. ;)
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I was trained on Southern Cross's IS28s. I remember the first time a spin was
demonstrated to me: I had no idea it would be so fast and so (comparitively) violent.
I recall putting my hands up onto the canopy to brace myself -- all I could see out
the front was the ground, rapidly rotating. Of
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