I was a VERY good day! :]
Tom
From: Bruce Campbell
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Sent: Thursday, 19 July 2012 10:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Club Class Records: unofficial
This really was a special run of weather. There
It has come to my attention as Competition Director for the Queensland State
Comps Sept. 39 to Oct. 6, that the advertised $100 entry cancellation
penalty unduly penalises entrants who need to cancel, due to problems such
as cancelled leave or rosters not available early enough to commit with
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And one, no doubt, was with the
carabinieri.
Cheers
Tim
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Nice to see TWO Chiefs of Police out on patrol.
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Hi folks
Apologies for the lack of forecast yesterday morning - I had to be
at the airport by 6am and getting a forecast done before that was
impossible!
The weekend forecast is now available at the link below - and it
looks good, with cloud on both days!
Hi Patch,
I am for sure NOT knocking Wooden/Vintage gliders as such. Carefully note
that in my recent post I was referring to 1-26 gliders only - mostly
constructed of metal: What are their fatigue limits I wonder?. Have any
tests been done to establish a base? HOWEVER despite your disclaimers
This really was a special run of weather. There were several great days in
a row, but the last was the best as far as Temora went - and it was the
only day I didn't have to work. There were at least four 750km flights in
club class gliders on that day - Ziggy Kominek in Jantar Std 2 CQT, Col
Vassar
But of course the weather was always better 7 and 10 and 30 years ago -
that's my memory anyway!
I like your suggestion Adam. Surely we still have records of previous
records, and can just look for the best performance from current club class
gliders and use those as the benchmark, -multiplied
