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Subject: Re: [aus-soaring] Many thanks to everyone
> Its interesting just how much your head can 'rise' through some form
> of in-flight turbulence. If you think about how (relatively) flexib
Its interesting just how much your head can 'rise' through some form
of in-flight turbulence. If you think about how (relatively) flexible
your neck can be in that axis, and how (relatively) heavy an object
your head is, it isn't hard to see the issue :)
I've cracked the canopy on a Libelle so
Hi everyone this incident reminds me of my first cross country on returning
to the field with 4000' to spare I sped up to 90 knots and hit strong sink
causing me to hit my head on the canopy of the Hornet, (and nearly knock
myself out- I was groggy for some 30 sec afterwards)after which I decided
Hi
Alice and I just want to say a big thank you to everyone at DDSC on
Saturday. Our experience could well have been a great deal more serious
were it not for the advice, assistance and encouragement we received.
A particular thanks to my 'escorts' - having other people relatively
close by and k
