Dear Neville,

Gary was trying to be helpful.  Therefore you should try to be more gracious in 
your reply.

Yours
Peter Champness

On Aug 27, 2013, at 12:55 AM, Neville Sutton <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 24/08/2013 10:21 PM, [email protected] wrote:
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>> Date: Sat, 24 Aug 2013 15:21:09 +1000
>> From: "Gary Stevenson" <[email protected]>
>> Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] ScratchBuild
>> To: "'Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.'"
>>    <[email protected]>
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>> Neville,
>> The old saying goes that "you have to learn walk before you can run." In
>> your case you need to first of all learn how to crawl! My guess is that you
>> haven't the slightest idea on WHAT modern gliders are made of, let alone
>> HOW?
>> 
>> I suggest that you become a LOT more familiar about the sport itself, before
>> even THINKING about trying to build a glider.
>> 
>> If you want to gain some experience with working on wooden gliders, I
>> suggest that you contact the Vintage Gliding Association, and volunteer you
>> services, say 1 or 2 days per week. After you have done that for a year or
>> two you will have a better idea of the magnitude of the task, the skills
>> that are needed, and -let's face it - the plain stupidity of your idea!
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>> If you are not convinced, here is another tip: Google "Concordia Project"
>> and follow the links. You will note that the first requirement is to be a
>> multi-millionaire!
>> 
>> Gary
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> WOW thanks Garry for the support
> Let me start of by saying how disappointed I was reading your response and 
> Basically calling me Stupid
> You have absolutely no Idea who I am or background!!
> I just might be the Multimillionaire you speak of!!
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> Yes you have to walk or crawl before you can run
> And part of the crawling processes is RESEARCH
> Hence the original question
> I assumed that is what this forum is basically for HELPING others and asking 
> Questions for RESEARCH
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> I just Finished reading the flight and the systems manuals for the airbus A330
> That does not mean I am going to jump into the pilots seat and fly it
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> As far as Scratch Building from plans go Might I suggest you look around you
> People are building all sorts of thing from Plans these days
> Cars Helicopters  Airplanes  Boats even Houses
> But no not Gliders that's apparently Stupid????
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> Sure Inspections testing etc from Authorized people is Mandatory (I learn 
> that doing RESEARCH  (You Know crawling))
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> And I have contacted the local Gliding club and received an email weeks later 
> telling me the local club is no longer in existence
> Said one day they might bother resurrecting it
> (Might be able to buy a cheap glider as they owned 2)
> I am also hearing around the traps that the sport is dieing
> Can I assume there are others with the same dogmatic attitude turning people 
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