type. Pointing the
finger at particular types of task with no evidence is not helpful.
Tom Gilbert
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From: "Mike Borgelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Technology
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>>computer games
addicts<<
Wouldn't it be great if we could interest them in
gliding??
In my analysis of expendi
At 09:24 AM 12/11/02 +1100, you wrote:
> The last thing glider pilots should be doing is looking at their
>instrument panel, particularly items which cannot be scanned in a second
>such as an analogue ASI. Computer type screens such as the i-paqs and
>palm navs you guys are discussing might
Sounds like you're in good hands Alice!
Please thank Robert for sharing his careful thoughts with us.
Jim
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On 12 Nov, Harry Medlicott wrote:
> Computer type screens such as the i-paqs and palm navs you guys are
> discussing might be OK for GA but they are a dangerous distraction for
> glider pilots. We should be using audio varios exclusively and keeping
> our heads outside the cockpit, not only to sca
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From:
Harry
Medlicott
To: Aus Soaring
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 9:24
AM
Subject: [aus-soaring] in - cockpit
visual distractions
The last thing glider pilots should be doing is
looking at their instrument panel, particularly items which cannot be scanned
in a seco
ember 12, 2002 9:24 AM
Subject: [aus-soaring] in - cockpit visual distractions
The last thing glider pilots should be doing is
looking at their instrument panel, particularly items which cannot be scanned in
a second such as an analogue ASI.
Computer type screens such as the i-paqs and palm
navs y
The last thing glider pilots should be doing is
looking at their instrument panel, particularly items which cannot be scanned in
a second such as an analogue ASI.
Computer type screens such as the i-paqs and palm
navs you guys are discussing might be OK for GA but they are a dangerous
dist
