While I enjoy flying my Supra it still comes down
to skill and determination. My AVA was second only to Wurts and his Icon in our
Sc2 yearly champs last year and has kicked many an unlimited butt. Cheaper? Ask
Merrill Brady he got me with a twenty dollar plane. Thomas Akers started with a
The weather cooperated today, and we got one of the wildest weather days I
have ever flown a contest in. This was some crazy air and it was humbling
everyone. I saw John Diniz (Supra) and Marc Gellart (Insanity) fly the
better part of a 12 minute task under 200'. I saw TK's big red ICON
Just the facts folks: Gordy was 14th in a field of 22 ESL Expert class
fliers. The first place in Sportsman Class (14 entries) beat him
too. We had 9 in RES (including 3 Novices) for a total of 44. Good
Lift! Skip Schow AMA143, LSF 166 (V #46)
CD
In Boy Scouts you have to earn various merit badges to advance to the
different levels of achievement.
How ever in each of the merit badge books you have a list of
requirements you must completed to earn that merit badge.
Usually about 7 or 8 steps. 3 or 4 of the steps are required but their
What is the point of entering a contest if you do not want or try to
win. The fun develops from that desire and ambition. If we end up
losing and can only have fun if we won, then we do not know the true
meaning of competition.
Chad
I think that's what is wrong with so many current
In a message
dated 9/6/2006 10:28:08 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
There needs to be a
less expensive way to gain the experience and to recognize the resultant
increase in skill levels.
Harold hits
the nail on the head ...
Thereality
facing a
I'll be camping there, so if there is a BBQ, I'll eat it! :)
ben wilson
louisville area soaring society
http://www.louisvillesoaring.org
Danny C Williams wrote:
I was just thinking / wondering ( I know a rare thing...thinking that
is...but anyway )
Is anyone going to do a BBQ at the WSM
$40 includes shipping (mailed) Continental
US.
Thanks,
Richard
So I met Joe Melchoir at the motel in Manassas last nite, this morning we
loaded the planes in the back of the pick up, and headed toward the field.
We were almost there, whenI had a feeling that I should check the
stuff in the back. Sure enough Joe's Mantis fuse had blown out!
We drove all
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