I am posting this for our club president.
Hello, F5J Electric Soaring Enthusiasts:
The Albuquerque Soaring Association announces that registration for the
2004 F5J Electric Soaring World Challenge has been extended to Thursday,
October 7, 2004. The contest will be held at the Gardner Turf
At 12:06 AM 10/3/2004, Flying High wrote:
Sure it's a long way to travel for you east coast guys, but
where else can you find yourself going up against the best
of the USA Soaring Pilots??? When the soaring stuff is
done, all the fun start. Night Ops on flying Rockets to
How about an incentive,
Date: Sat, 02 Oct 2004 19:23:17 -0700
From: Les Grammer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Soaring V1 #4399
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So tell me if you wouldn't mind...how does the 'ascending score' work? You
try to make each flight longer than the previous? If it comes up
This concludes my series on the history of thermal soaring in the United
States. There was a lot of material left out to keep the series a
reasonable length. I hope this brief history will be useful to those who
were not there to participate and enjoy the adventure.
The Decline and
Greetings!
I need landing practise.
I've been to a couple of contests where some fliers bring out hi-starts to
get a 3-4 m, full-house plane up high enough to shoot a landing in a
reasonable manner. The hi-start is not stretched very far and doesn't have
all that much line on it, but for this
As of today, several files have been updated. See
http://genie.rchomepage.com/. File 3 has great new stuff on using Mark
Drela's servo mounting system and installing the RDS in an actual Genie LT/S
wing are shown, starting at page 25. This is the best detailing for RDS I've
ever prepared.
A new
Steve Meyer wrote:
At 12:06 AM 10/3/2004, Flying High wrote:
Sure it's a long way to travel for you east coast guys, but
where else can you find yourself going up against the best
of the USA Soaring Pilots???
I went where I found myself going up against some of the best of the USA
Soaring
Congrats to Tom Siler and Jerry Shape for putting on an excellent contest this
weekend. There were 35 pilots today (Sunday) for seeded m-o-m with a 13 minute task
all day -- and short LOFT landing tapes! Usual 70-80 landings were 10-30. Rich
Burnoski won. Steve Siebenaler will have scores
Bill:
Ray Hayes (Skybench) has just what you are looking for I think.
Ed Jett
Marion, MS
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From: Cheryl and Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, October 03, 2004 7:29 PM
Subject: [RCSE] hi-starts
Greetings!
I need landing practise.
I've been to a
And don't overlook Don Richmond, He sells a nice unit too.
www.hilaunch.com
Ed Jett wrote:
Bill:
Ray Hayes (Skybench) has just what you are looking for I think.
Ed Jett
Marion, MS
- Original Message - From: Cheryl and Bill
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Sent: Sunday, October 03,
Chuck,
Thank you for all the rememberences. History is good for gaining
perspective. Especially for folks, like me, who picked up sailpanes the
last decade.
Jon
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