Many on the ESL contest circuit used to know Phil by his nickname "Rocket
Man" due to his involvement in rocket gliders. I saw him launch one at the
Cumberland Soar for Fun slope gathering one year. Better have some good eyes
because in just about 5 seconds his rocket glider was all but out of sigh
Guess by that statement that, given a long enough life, eventually you won't
be able to tolerate anything!!
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Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 11:59 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Question on tolera
Regis,
I think you stated exactly why the longer flight times are closer to the
"right" task. It's not suppose to be that easy. It is to be as hard or
harder than a Level ???whatever???. I disagree with you about the field
also. It doesn't take an idea field. I have flown out of some small fiel
I have always thought that birds such as vultures and hawks have the
advantage of feeling the warm and cold air masses they are flying in. Much
the same way you can feel the warm and cold air as it passes you while
standing on the flying field. Some of the hangglider buffs can answer if
they use th
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