and I do make it to the bash about 1 in 3 events big crunch at my real job have you been to my web page ? drop by email me after july and I my have a chance to get down there
enjoy
Dale Brengman http://sites.netscape.net/creativeair/homepage
Nathan & Marni Woods wrote:
Sounds like fun. Are you ever in the SoCal area Dale?-----Original Message-----
From: Dale Brengman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 2:15 PM
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] Re: First EPP Foamie to break 100 MPHI realy doubt its any faster that my Rebal wich is EPP and your welcome to
try say how about a race.
Dale BrengmanNathan & Marni Woods wrote:
> "Sorry, but I am sure that Pat Bowman's Sonic has exceeded 100mph at
Parker
> Mountain many times. "
>
> Doug,
>
> I think you missed the spirit of the post. We are talking about a
> conventional foamy flown on the front side.
>
> DS is a special occurrence and event, not easily practiced at most hills.
>
> This radar clocked time is really impressive when considering that the
> fiberglass lead sleds from Brian Liard and Carl Maas
> (http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/slope_scale/) were hovering
around
> the +90 mph mark in similar air (previous day).
>
> Again, this is flying half pipe - hammerhead stall turn style pattern.
Not
> continuously accelerating Dynamic Soaring.
>
> In fact, based on the "lower than expected" times JW recorded (he has
> claimed 250+mph), I'm even more impressed with Patton's accomplishment.
>
> I'd be astonished if the Sonic, or even my beloved Boomerang ever came
close
> to 100 mph in conventional flight.
>
> P.S. I hope this email gets to you this week :-)
>
> Nathan Woods
> Webmaster: www.boomerangwings.com
>
> Temple Hill Slope Squadron
> Orange, California
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