Re: [Aus-soaring] Why flutter is bad

2011-05-05 Thread Roger Browne
Yes, very alarming.   I have had one flutter incident in my ASW-20.
Immediately fixed by rapidly raising the nose.   It was a hot day , flying
close to VNE.  Perhaps not enough allowance for difference between IAS and
TAS.  Repaired top rudder hinge which had slight wear, and then could not
reproduce the event at VNE.

Roger Browne

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Subject: [Aus-soaring] Why flutter is bad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8D7YCCLGu5Yfeature=youtube_gdata_player

This kinda stuff keeps happening. 

Has anyone ever experienced flutter before in a sailplane? Other than
In condor (damn ridge tasks). I should imagine it would be rather alarming. 

James. 
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Re: [Aus-soaring] Re NZ ASH on youtube.

2011-05-05 Thread eckey
Hi Derrek

I agree, the comment that the glider can be loaded with water ballast
to 1.2 tons appears to be a mistake 
on the part of the air show commentator. After fliying with Terry
Delore in this particular ASH 25 I can 
confirm that it was not modified to carry more water ballast.

But more than anything else this episode highlights the dangerous
practice of jumping to conclusions (and 
mistaking a deliberately incuced wing flex for flutter) after just a
very superficial observation. 

Terry would never continue with an aerobatic display after
experiencing flutter. He is a very responsible 
pilot and didn't set some 20 or so world records without knowing what
he is doing! 

Kind regards to all!

Bernard

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 At 1:53:
 Maximum weight of this glider when fully loaded on a World record
with 2
 pilots and water ballast is 1.2 tons

 I bet that's a test condition that the designer didn't envisage...

 Is the glider modified, or was that comment hyperbole or ignorance?

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 Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Re NZ ASH on youtube.

 At 05:50 PM 4/05/2011, you wrote:
 Well Aerodynamicists, is it really fluttering after the anhederal? 
 Peter Heath -

 It looks like he had landing flap deployed then went to negative. In
the
 Schleicher gliders the landing flap transfers the lift to the inner
part of
 the wing and the tips then hang down or at higher speeds could even
lift
 downwards, hence the anhedral.

 Sure looks like flutter to me, initiated by the impulse of moving the
lift
 outboard suddenly. This probably isn't a test condition that the
designer
 envisaged.
 Fortunately the flutter was damped and ceased after a few
oscillations.

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Re: [Aus-soaring] Bonus Jet

2011-05-05 Thread erich wittstock
..for those interested in non dinosaur fuel technology.

http://www.solarimpulse.com



On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 08:40, rolf a. buelter rbuel...@hotmail.com wrote:

  For those intersted in Jet self launch:


 http://www.google.com/url?sa=Dq=http://watch.discoverychannel.ca/daily-planet/april-2011/daily-planet---april-26-2011/%23clip459664

 Rgds - Rolf

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Re: [Aus-soaring] Bonus Jet

2011-05-05 Thread Mike Borgelt

At 08:39 PM 5/05/2011, you wrote:

..for those interested in non dinosaur fuel technology.

http://www.solarimpulse.comhttp://www.solarimpulse.com




Depends whether you are a fan of the dead dinosaur theory of oil formation.
Problem is the vast amounts of hydrocarbons on the surface and and 
the atmosphere of Titan, largest moon of Saturn. I've heard no 
serious suggestions that it was once populated by dinosaurs. So we 
have an existence proof that vast amounts of higher chain 
hydrocarbons can be formed independent of life. Bit of a problem, that.


Solarimpulse is the sort of useless project done in stultified, 
degenerate cultures like that of Europe to entertain the masses and 
relive a minute part of the faded glory of Europe's age of 
exploration and discovery.


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Re: [Aus-soaring] Why flutter is bad

2011-05-05 Thread Mike Borgelt

At 06:13 PM 5/05/2011, you wrote:

Yes, very alarming.   I have had one flutter incident in my ASW-20.
Immediately fixed by rapidly raising the nose.   It was a hot day , flying
close to VNE.  Perhaps not enough allowance for difference between IAS and
TAS.  Repaired top rudder hinge which had slight wear, and then could not
reproduce the event at VNE.

Roger Browne



Which bit fluttered Roger? ASW20s had a bad aileron/flap flutter 
problem early in their life after they had been in service for a 
while. IIRC it was caused by the pushrod guides in the wings opening up.


Mike


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Re: [Aus-soaring] Bonus Jet

2011-05-05 Thread erich wittstock
...some say oxygen is produced and carbon is sinked by trees. Little do
they know that most of that cycle is done by our oceans and the little
critters within. Thus most of our fossil fuels originate from our oceans.
Let's blame continental drift for it ending up under our land masses.
Feasible theory. Same for Titan.

But how about the inefficiency of using a turbo-jet engine compared to
turbo-fan and turbo-prop engines at low speeds? Let alone extracting and
refining vast amounts of higher chain hydrocarbons. Why not use solar light?
The nit-ti grit-ties of accumulating electron differentials are being
improved as we type.

Political monkey dance aside: the Prius is now in the third generation
(Cameron Diaz even likes it...) and the panels on the roofs of those that
installed them seem to work as well.

The steam engine, micro processor and electric vario were once labelled
useless projects as well. But they did help us along the way.
Admit it, Mike, you are spending more time flying electric pushers and
impeller types than flying jet powered models. I just witnessed one of these
oh so dangerous LiPo's being crunched to mush induced by an aerobatic
standing 9 figure. It didn't explode nor ignite (very disappointing...)

Voyager was another one of those useless projects. But it did fly around
the world in a single flight. What if Solar-impulse can do the same?

Why didn't you listen to those that were of the opinion that electric varios
are never going to be useful? Where is your spirit gone? Fossilised, waiting
to be refined and burned?
Erich




On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 21:01, Mike Borgelt
mborg...@borgeltinstruments.comwrote:

 At 08:39 PM 5/05/2011, you wrote:

 ..for those interested in non dinosaur fuel technology.

 http://www.solarimpulse.comhttp://www.solarimpulse.com



 Depends whether you are a fan of the dead dinosaur theory of oil
 formation.
 Problem is the vast amounts of hydrocarbons on the surface and and the
 atmosphere of Titan, largest moon of Saturn. I've heard no serious
 suggestions that it was once populated by dinosaurs. So we have an existence
 proof that vast amounts of higher chain hydrocarbons can be formed
 independent of life. Bit of a problem, that.

 Solarimpulse is the sort of useless project done in stultified, degenerate
 cultures like that of Europe to entertain the masses and relive a minute
 part of the faded glory of Europe's age of exploration and discovery.

 Mike
 Borgelt Instruments - manufacturers of quality soaring instruments since
 1978
 phone Int'l + 61 746 355784
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Re: [Aus-soaring] Bonus Jet

2011-05-05 Thread Paul Bart
On 5 May 2011 22:15, erich wittstock deepb...@gmail.com wrote:

 ...some say oxygen is produced and carbon is sinked by trees. Little do
 they know that most of that cycle is done by our oceans and the little
 critters within. Thus most of our fossil fuels originate from our oceans.
 Let's blame continental drift for it ending up under our land masses.
 Feasible theory. Same for Titan.

 But how about the inefficiency of using a turbo-jet engine compared to
 turbo-fan and turbo-prop engines at low speeds? Let alone extracting and
 refining vast amounts of higher chain hydrocarbons. Why not use solar light?
 The nit-ti grit-ties of accumulating electron differentials are being
 improved as we type.

 Political monkey dance aside: the Prius is now in the third generation
 (Cameron Diaz even likes it...)


Perhaps it allies her conscience given the copious energy she is likely
using jetting around the globe.




 and the panels on the roofs of those that installed them seem to work as
 well.


Well they work, when the sun shines and not so well when it does not. I
guess the good part is that Ergon has agreed to pay me 50 cents per kWh at a
time when they actually do not need it. That is somewhere between 2.5 and 3
times the cost of the dearest power I buy. License to exploit the poor and
unit dwellers.  Will it save the Earth? Not likely.




 The steam engine, micro processor and electric vario were once labelled
 useless projects as well. But they did help us along the way.
 Admit it, Mike, you are spending more time flying electric pushers and
 impeller types than flying jet powered models. I just witnessed one of these
 oh so dangerous LiPo's being crunched to mush induced by an aerobatic
 standing 9 figure. It didn't explode nor ignite (very disappointing...)

 Voyager was another one of those useless projects. But it did fly around
 the world in a single flight. What if Solar-impulse can do the same?

 Why didn't you listen to those that were of the opinion that electric
 varios are never going to be useful? Where is your spirit gone? Fossilised,
 waiting to be refined and burned?
 Erich


 Paul
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[Aus-soaring] Darling Downs Weather for the weekend of 7 - 8 May 2011 - updated

2011-05-05 Thread Robert Hart


  
  
Hi folks

It would seem the winter weather pattern is starting to establish
itself, with the highs moving a bit further north as the sweep in
from the west. The updated weekend weather forecast is available at
http://the-white-knight-speaks.blogspot.com

It appears this weekend is likely to see a fair amount of high cloud
which could adversely affect the soaring conditions - see the
forecast for more details.
-- 
Robert Hart  ha...@interweft.com.au
+61 (0)438 385 533   http://www.hart.wattle.id.au

  

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[Aus-soaring] Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Christopher Mc Donnell
Good morning DDD.

Freezing here 6 degrees

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[Aus-soaring] Fw: Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Christopher Mc Donnell
Gotta move my daughter's address. Damn.
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To: aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net 
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 7:57 AM
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Good morning


Good morning DDD.

Freezing here 6 degrees

DDD oxo





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Re: [Aus-soaring] Bonus Jet

2011-05-05 Thread harry medlicott
Some hard facts. 

Once a forest, savanah or any form of original vegetation reaches a mature 
state due to the limit of the amount of vegetation sustainable by available 
water and nutrients resulting from the degradation of non organic minerals, the 
carbon cycle is such that there is no net gain by way of a reduction in 
atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. The exception is the carboniferous materials 
which are carried out to sea and eventually converted to gasses or oils which 
we seek to extract millions of years later or laid down on land as coal or 
shale oil deposits.   

Interestingly, to the chagrin of our dedicated environmentalists, when a forest 
is harvested, the carboniferous materials such as timber are then locked away 
for perhaps a century or more and the regrowing forest then positively 
contributes to carbon dioxide abatement.

The climate change enthusiasts who have spawned a self serving industry intent 
on rubbishing anyone with a contrary view, have also got something else very 
much wrong. The warming of the oceans, which is undisbuted, will result in the 
evaporation of greatly increased amounts of water which will fall as rain 
somewhere. The drought breaking rains of the last 12 months are the result of 
slightly increased ocean temperatures, to the North West of Australia it is the 
Indian Ocean Dipole and to the East it is the Il Nina effect. None of this 
increased rainfall was predicted by the CSIRO or the various meteorological 
organisations in Australia yet for some improbable reason, the cutbacks in 
Murray Darling water allocations were based on a 10% reduction in river flows. 
The consistent drought in South Western WA is because that area derives its 
winter rainfall from the Antartic Circumpolar Current. This as yet, has not 
icreased in temperature as its heat source is the great ocean currents which 
transfer heat from the tropics to the Arctic and Antarctic waters. Without 
these currents the polar regions would be incredibly cold as the heat radiated 
to space is many times greater than the solar input.

As an example of what will happen with increased rainfall, the Simpson desert 
is green for the first time in Aboriginal memory. The Australia wide increase 
in vegetation will result in the fixing of huge amounts of carbon, concievably 
far more than all our puny abatement measures.

The down side is that gliding may not be quite as interesting,

Harry Medlicott.   
  - Original Message - 
  From: erich wittstock 
  To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia. 
  Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2011 10:15 PM
  Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Bonus Jet


  ...some say oxygen is produced and carbon is sinked by trees. Little do 
they know that most of that cycle is done by our oceans and the little critters 
within. Thus most of our fossil fuels originate from our oceans. Let's blame 
continental drift for it ending up under our land masses. Feasible theory. Same 
for Titan.

  But how about the inefficiency of using a turbo-jet engine compared to 
turbo-fan and turbo-prop engines at low speeds? Let alone extracting and 
refining vast amounts of higher chain hydrocarbons. Why not use solar light? 
The nit-ti grit-ties of accumulating electron differentials are being improved 
as we type.

  Political monkey dance aside: the Prius is now in the third generation 
(Cameron Diaz even likes it...) and the panels on the roofs of those that 
installed them seem to work as well.

  The steam engine, micro processor and electric vario were once labelled 
useless projects as well. But they did help us along the way.
  Admit it, Mike, you are spending more time flying electric pushers and 
impeller types than flying jet powered models. I just witnessed one of these 
oh so dangerous LiPo's being crunched to mush induced by an aerobatic 
standing 9 figure. It didn't explode nor ignite (very disappointing...)

  Voyager was another one of those useless projects. But it did fly around 
the world in a single flight. What if Solar-impulse can do the same?

  Why didn't you listen to those that were of the opinion that electric varios 
are never going to be useful? Where is your spirit gone? Fossilised, waiting to 
be refined and burned?
  Erich





  On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 21:01, Mike Borgelt mborg...@borgeltinstruments.com 
wrote:

At 08:39 PM 5/05/2011, you wrote:

  ..for those interested in non dinosaur fuel technology.


  http://www.solarimpulse.comhttp://www.solarimpulse.com




Depends whether you are a fan of the dead dinosaur theory of oil 
formation.
Problem is the vast amounts of hydrocarbons on the surface and and the 
atmosphere of Titan, largest moon of Saturn. I've heard no serious suggestions 
that it was once populated by dinosaurs. So we have an existence proof that 
vast amounts of higher chain hydrocarbons can be formed independent of life. 
Bit of a problem, that.

Solarimpulse is the sort of useless project done in 

[Aus-soaring] SAGA Winter Lectures

2011-05-05 Thread Catherine Conway
Hi All

This month sees the start of the SAGA Winter Lecture Series

This year we are running three streams:

Basic/Advanced and Speciallist.

Please find the details of the first activities in each series.  All welcome.  
Please forward these details to others in your clubs.

Venue will be the Adelaide University Chemical Engineer Seminar Room unless 
otherwise advised.  All events start at 7:30pm.


Basic
--

16 May 2011 Basic Aerodynamics – Anthony Smith
  (Aeronautical Engineer)



Advanced
-

11 May 2011   Lookout – Limitations of the Human Eye
(Mandy Temple)


Specialist


Radio Operators Course
John Hudson
Includes test for issue of rating

17 May 2011 Radio Operators Course Part 1
24 May 2011 Radio Operators Course Part 2/Test
31 May 2011 Proposed Visit to ATC Adelaide Airport



For future planning

A CASA BAK Course suitable for Touring Motorglider pilots will be held on 
Tuesday nights

21 June,  28 June, 5 July, then break for school holidays,  26 July, 2 August, 
9 August and 16 August (CASA exam).

Nominations are now open for this course.  Cost is expected to be $100.  
Minimum numbers required to make it happen so register early


Thanks

Cath

RTO/S  SA/NT



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Re: [Aus-soaring] Fw: Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Texler, Michael
Another dumpling moment!

Brilliant sunny day here in Perth!

 



From: aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net
[mailto:aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net] On Behalf Of
Christopher Mc Donnell
Sent: Friday, 6 May 2011 06:35
To: aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net
Subject: [Aus-soaring] Fw: Good morning

 

Gotta move my daughter's address. Damn.

- Original Message - 

From: Christopher Mc Donnell mailto:wommamuku...@bigpond.com  

To: aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net 

Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 7:57 AM

Subject: [Aus-soaring] Good morning

 

Good morning DDD.

 

Freezing here 6 degrees

 

DDD oxo



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Re: [Aus-soaring] Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Mike Cleaver
Chris, that's not freezing! Canberra managed a low of MINUS 4.0 this 
morning. Is this a changing climate back to more normal figures, or 
just the fact that the pollies are not in town this week?


Wombat


At 08:27 6/05/2011, you wrote:

Good morning DDD.

Freezing here 6 degrees

DDD oxo
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Re: [Aus-soaring] Fw: Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Christopher Mc Donnell
Egg on face too. I will have to wait until after coffee before I say good 
morning to my daughter.
  - Original Message - 
  From: Texler, Michael 
  To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia. 
  Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 12:55 PM
  Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Fw: Good morning


  Another dumpling moment!

  Brilliant sunny day here in Perth!

   


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[mailto:aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net] On Behalf Of Christopher Mc 
Donnell
  Sent: Friday, 6 May 2011 06:35
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  Subject: [Aus-soaring] Fw: Good morning

   

  Gotta move my daughter's address. Damn.

  - Original Message - 

  From: Christopher Mc Donnell 

  To: aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net 

  Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 7:57 AM

  Subject: [Aus-soaring] Good morning

   

  Good morning DDD.

   

  Freezing here 6 degrees

   

  DDD oxo


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Re: [Aus-soaring] Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Christopher Mc Donnell
No more cold for us Mike. We have sold our property and are migrating to 
Queensland where our children are.

GQG will be able to enjoy some G reat Q ueensland G liding  :-)


- Original Message - 
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To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia. 
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Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 1:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Good morning


Chris, that's not freezing! Canberra managed a low of MINUS 4.0 this 
morning. Is this a changing climate back to more normal figures, or just 
the fact that the pollies are not in town this week?


Wombat


At 08:27 6/05/2011, you wrote:

Good morning DDD.

Freezing here 6 degrees

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Re: [Aus-soaring] Good morning

2011-05-05 Thread Mike Borgelt

Hi Chris,

That's great news although I was thinking of going somewhere dryer a 
week or two ago. Nice weather now though.


Allegedly there's a new 95.4 out. I haven't looked yet.

Regards


Mike


At 03:16 PM 6/05/2011, you wrote:
No more cold for us Mike. We have sold our property and are 
migrating to Queensland where our children are.

GQG will be able to enjoy some G reat Q ueensland G liding  :-)


- Original Message - From: Mike Cleaver wom...@netspeed.com.au
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Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 1:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Good morning


Chris, that's not freezing! Canberra managed a low of MINUS 4.0 
this morning. Is this a changing climate back to more normal 
figures, or just the fact that the pollies are not in town this week?


Wombat


At 08:27 6/05/2011, you wrote:

Good morning DDD.

Freezing here 6 degrees

DDD oxo
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