Wow, that's a nice little list you got there. Congrats Adam, all the best for the future =)
Dion Baker On 10/08/07, Adam Woolley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > G'day All, > > > > 4 months ago when I was looking for a place to rent in Toowoomba, I had > some interest from you lot to give an update on how I'm going. All is > well here, really enjoying my charter flying again, am the senior pilot for > the base and flying around the 50hrs/month at the moment – 90% of that is > twin time J > > > > Anyways, I've just cracked the 2000hr total aeronautical experience mark, > here is a break down on how I've got here… > > > > TAE: 2010.7 > > Age: 23 > > Landings: 3089 > > > > Average of... > > 39min per landing > > 86hrs a year since birth > > 14min a day since birth > > 240hrs and 12min a year since solo (15) > > > > Power: 1432.9 > > Power Command: 1278.5 > > Power Dual: 154.4 > > Total Multi: 460.1 > > Landings: 2725 > > Avg Flight/landing: 32min > > > > Types flown: Cessna 172, Scout (Glider Towing), Baron 58, Cessna 150 > (Glider Towing), Cessna 182, C206, C210, C310, 2 x Crazy Glass things, > Mooney 20C, Pawnee (Glider Towing, go figure!), Piper Archer, Piper > Cherokee, Piper Seneca, Cirrus SR22 > > > > Gliding: 577.6 > > Gliding Command: 501.3 > > Gliding Dual: 76.5 > > XC Km: 25613 > > Landings: 364 > > Average of... > > > > 1hr 35min per landing > > 25min a year since birth > > 69hrs a year since solo > > Avg XC dist flown/solo: 250km > > Avg speed for XC dist flown/solo (this is from launch to land): 51km/hr > > > > Current FAI Ranking: 391/2628 (top 150 would be correct, anything below I > think isn't very accurate – but still, I'll take it!) > > Current Aus Ranking from FAI Website (this cant be correct!): 16/187 > > > > Glider Types flown: Blanik, IS28-B2, Astir cs, Jantar Std2, LS4, ASK-13, > ASK-7, ASK-21, LS7, DUO Discus, LS3a, H201 Libelle, LS8, Cirrus, Hornet, > LS6, ASW-19, Discus cs, Ventus2cx, LS1-f > > > > Badge, Distance and Speed Achievements > > A,B,C and Silver C – of course > > Fastest 500 (only one attempted and completed) @ 114km/hr > > Fastest 300 @ 133km/hr > > > > Competition breakdown > > 1) JoeyGlide '04 – 1st place out of 15, in an LS8 (thanks Paul Matthews); > After a George Lee XC course, he taught me many things, but most > importantly to believe in myself, and hence won my first competition after > starting real XC only 5months prior to JG04! > > > > 2) Waikerie Club Class Nationals '05 – 18/51 in a Cirrus (thanks Nick > Gilbert); this competition was used as selection criteria to gain entry > to the JWGC05. I had a great time, first senior comp. Learnt a LOT! > > > > 3) Bicester Reginals '05 – 8th out of 32 in a ASW-19 (thanks Adam Laws); > Practice comp in UK for the JWGC05 > > > > 4) Junior World Gliding Championships '05, United Kingdom 15th out of 30 > in a LS8 (thanks Derreck Westwood and Ron Davis); First world championships, > team flew with my best mate, David McManus. I believe the 1st successful > team flying pair to compete at a worlds. Dave and I stuck together as > planned from day 1 until the end! 150hrs team flying experience together > prior to the worlds out of Kingaroy(!). > > > > 5) Kingaroy Multi-Class Nationals '06 - 16th out of 23 in a hired LS7 > (thanks DDSC); my worst result to date, should never have competed, leave > approved a week prior to the comp, only a check flight completed since last > day @ JWGC (16months break from gliding) so extremely poor prep, no crew, > unfamiliar glider type, low on funds. Never again! > > > > 6) JoeyGlide '06 – 3rd out of 21 in a hired Discus cs (Thanks Kingaroy); > great competition, was leading up until the last day. 98.2% of the > winners score.. > > > > 7) to be continued… > > > > > > > > Regards > > Adam > > ------------------------------ > Explore the seven wonders of the world Learn > more!<http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=7+wonders+world&mkt=en-US&form=QBRE> > > _______________________________________________ > Aus-soaring mailing list > [email protected] > To check or change subscription details, visit: > http://lists.internode.on.net/mailman/listinfo/aus-soaring > -- There's no better bandwidth then a Terabyte portable HDD and an F/A 18 :) Reddman: brain surgery fascinates me ion: yeah ion: usually they have to be conscious during it ion: to help out ion: "does it tickle when I do this?" ion: "No, but I hear 'born in the USA' playing" ion: "OK, I'll remove that one" ion: "thanks"
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