> The notion that everything can stay the same as it was in the past is
probably at best naïve. (JD)
I was born in London after WW2, my parents having lived throuhg the
Blitz. Some of the tales I heard at my mother's knee were quite
harrowing, all very matter of fact but I for one can't imagin
obably at best naïve.
JD
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Great call Tom.
I agree!
Let's not get our panties in a bunch everyone.
Cheers
AL
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Martin really has this one absolutely right!
Keith
Martin really has this one absolutely right!
Keith
I like the present situation because there's a sort of gentlemen's
agreement with the FAA -- we don't interfere with full-size traffic and
they leave us alone. It works well for both parties. The FAA assumes that
we're responsible people but
Excellent points.
I too like the current situation. But there's always the nagging concern
about what will transpire if a catastrophic collision happens.
Obviously, the lawyers get much more vicious when a wrongful death occurs.
Yet, we really just don't know what will happen legally speaking. For
(Everyone knows that a model aircraft is about 36" wingspan and is powered by a
glow motor or sometimes an electric motor and is flown in a figure of eight
pattern just in front of the operator.)
> Anybody out there have any idea as to who to contact to get this thing
turned around,somebody who
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> In the current issue of "Model Aviation" whic
In Dave Brown's defense;
Let's try to remember that he MAY be asking only for something attainable.
While possibly knowing that anything higher just won't be agreed to.
I wonder if the FAA would even consider 2000'AGL. Personally, I doubt it.
Bill Swingle
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In the current issue of "Model Aviation" which I received today I found
the "Presidents Perspective" page quite interesting. It makes it quite
evident that there is a complete lack knowledge as to what we in the soaring
community are all about.
In his remarks he (Dave Brown) states that hi
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