Hi Folks,
A friend of mine works at Halls Creek Met Office in the far north of WA sent
me this photo of a glider in the area today.
It looks like a DG1001, anyone know who's up there and what are the
conditions like?
Regards,
John Welsh.
It's Paul Tridgell from the RAAF Richmond club in his DG1001M on a bit of a
winter adventure
Phil
On 25 June 2015 at 17:04, John Welsh jwe...@arach.net.au wrote:
Hi Folks,
A friend of mine works at Halls Creek Met Office in the far north of WA
sent me this photo of a glider in the area
I would call that strato-cu behind the wave, and in front.
It does look like the wave is upside down.
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:23 PM, Noel Roediger roedi...@internode.on.net
wrote:
Great images John.
It puzzles me though as it turns into mammatus immediately behind its
leading edge.
That
The pronunciation Halls Creek in WA is Hells Crack.
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Hi John;
This is the aircraft that passed through Alice Springs last weekend
(picture attached). The caption was:
Look what we've got at the club again this morning! Some of our members
tried out this visiting DG1001M powered sailplane yesterday, after its
pilot dropped in on the way to Halls
In reply to Bernard's comment That's a very interesting video in that it
doesn't show the usual Foehn gap: For starters, the main ridge producing
this is perhaps 15-20 miles away and hidden behind the nearby hills. There
was a lot of cloud on the upwind side around Mt Buller, Mt Useful, etc. You
Probably the Richmond(?) DG1001M that went through Alice Springs last week?
Anyone know if they're blogging their adventures somewhere?
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 5:04 PM, John Welsh jwe...@arach.net.au wrote:
Hi Folks,
A friend of mine works at Halls Creek Met Office in the far north of WA
Yes its the Richmond DG. Regards
Laurie Hoffman
From: Matthew Scutter yellowplant...@gmail.com
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Great images John.
It puzzles me though as it turns into mammatus immediately behind its
leading edge.
That usually indicates severe turbulence but the wind sock remains nearly
dormant.
Did you obtain met. details for the day?
Uwe Radock did a lot of research re. that system in the fifties and
The Richmond DG1001M with Paul Tridgell was planning a trip up that way. I
thought he was not ready to do it yet.
I talked to him about option up that way in March.
Regards,
John Orton
Mob: 0429357439
On 25 June 2015 at 16:13, Matthew Scutter yellowplant...@gmail.com wrote:
Probably the
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