Here's a good ol "Soaring
Report" from Gawler for Saturday 30/3/03.
It
was an absolutely beautiful day! A cool 20 deg on the
ground with lots of billowing Cus from 3,800' to about 6,000'. I
launched in my Cirrus at about 2pm and spent 3 glorious hours playing
around the Cu
nice to get a non-agro/techo email from the list
Andrew! Sounds like it was a great flight.
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Here's a good ol#160; "Soaring Report" from Gawler for
Saturday 30/3/03.
#160;#160;#160;#160;#160;#160;#160;#160;#160;#160;#1
Naturally you were at the obligatory 2,000 ft horizontal separation from
the cloud side!
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Here's a good
ol &qu
l Flight
Guide. We all don't we?
> Naturally you were at the obligatory 2,000 ft horizontal separation
> from the cloud side!
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Here's a good
ol "Soaring Report" from Gawler for Saturday
30/3/03.
It
was an
and pigs fly too. :))
PeterS
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> Naturally.
>
> As I was operating at or above 3,0
On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 06:55:08PM +1000, Peter Stephenson wrote:
> > As I was operating at or above 3,000' AMSL, (and above 1,000' AGL),
> > but below 10,000' AMSL, I maintained 1,000' verticle separation and
> > 1,500m horizontal separation from cloud and had a minimum flight
> > visabil
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> Naturally.
>
> As I was operating at or above 3,000' AMSL, (and above 1,000' AGL),
> but below 10,000' AMSL, I maintained 1,000' verticle separation and
> 1,500m
At 04:14 PM 24/03/2003 -0600, Andrew Wright wrote:
Here's a good ol "Soaring Report" from Gawler for Saturday 30/3/03.
It was an absolutely beautiful day! A cool 20 deg on the
ground with lots of billowing Cus from 3,800' to about 6,000'.
A great Saturday at Camden too.
What star
I had a great flight on Sunday 23 March 2003 so I trust that next Saturday
will be as good as Andrew says!!
Harry W
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ay.
Best regards,
Jim Kelly (CLUB SHIPS) ;-)
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From: ANDREW WRIGHT
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Here's a good
ol "Soaring Report" from Gawler for Saturday 30/3/03.
Jason,
send it to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I will host it for you.
Peter
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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2003 22:24:56 +1100
At 04:14 PM 24/03/2003 -0600, Andrew
Gliding was also great at Cooma/Bunyan.
on SAT 22 MAR, as tug pilot I launched all comers and they flew happily
away. Not sparing a thought for the usually stranded tuggie on the ground.
Rather than stay on the ground, I then cranked up the GROB 109 for a test
flight after maintenance, and manag
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