[aus-soaring] 'Relief' on long flights

2002-01-06 Thread DrewMcKinnie
Like Colin I have had good experience with wine cask bladder  after contents suitably used.  3 litre is best size and tap design.  3l Tap dispenser comes off easily, provides good seal after use.  Folds away real small in side pocket.  Bad experience with Orchy bottle (sharp!!!) and leaky bags.  No

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2002-01-05 Thread Peter Stephenson
ject: [aus-soaring] 'Relief' on long flights... We can ask about any gliding topic on this list, right?   Here's one from a recently solo pilot about to head off for his first 'Gliding Camp'.   What are the various arrangements used by (male) pil

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2002-01-04 Thread Colin C Campbell
The bladder from a wine cask can also be recycled for the purpose sought. Have used successfully in a Libelle.   Every day is a Libelle Day   colinc

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2002-01-04 Thread Ian Lindquist
gh position to drain properly. That's when the pee tube comes into its own.   Ian Lindquist NSW Police Soaring Club - Original Message - From: John Mason To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 10:34 PM Subject: Re: [aus-soaring] 'Relief' on

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2002-01-04 Thread John Mason
Leeton now. I'll let you know how it goes.   John Mason Leeton Gliding Club   - Original Message - From: Richard & Lisa Neale To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 10:31 PM Subject: [aus-soaring] 'Relief' on long flights..

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2002-01-04 Thread Owen Jones
Hi all The variation, to the use of ziplock bags, that I would recommend is to have an absorbent nappy liner (un-used) inside the bag. The nappy liner absorbs the liquid and the whole thing is easier to handle with no free liquid. Regards Owen R Jones ANDREW WRIGHT wrote: > Mike > Have yo

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2002-01-03 Thread Mike Borgelt
At 12:58 PM 4/01/02 CST, you wrote: >Mike >Have you had any problems with urine staining of the paint or Gel coat >aft of the vent? I have heard that it does. Do you know of a good collection >system which can be drained at the end of the flight > Andrew, Never had that problem. Always h

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2002-01-03 Thread wendoure
> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 1:28 PM Subject: Re: [aus-soaring] 'Relief' on long flights... > Mike > Have you had any problems with urine staining of the paint or Gel coat > aft of the vent? I have heard that it does. Do you know of a good collection > system which

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2002-01-03 Thread ANDREW WRIGHT
Mike Have you had any problems with urine staining of the paint or Gel coat aft of the vent? I have heard that it does. Do you know of a good collection system which can be drained at the end of the flight Richard and others On another relief issue, I have found that wearing under

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2002-01-03 Thread Mike Borgelt
At 10:31 PM 3/01/02 +1100, you wrote: > We can ask about any gliding topic on this list, right? Here's one >from a recently solo pilot about to head off for his first 'Gliding Camp'. > What are the various arrangements used by (male) pilots for 'relief' >during those longer flights? I've r

[aus-soaring] 'Relief' on long flights...

2002-01-03 Thread Richard & Lisa Neale
We can ask about any gliding topic on this list, right?   Here's one from a recently solo pilot about to head off for his first 'Gliding Camp'.   What are the various arrangements used by (male) pilots for 'relief' during those longer flights? I've read of the 'external male catheter'. Is th