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Oximeters with alarms, data logging, and prices less than $300 by
Eric Greenwell
I can't believe how cheap oximeters are getting. Standard fingertip
models are available for $50; fingertip and wrist units with alarms,
data logging, and software are available for less than $300.
$50 Fingertip unit oximeter (no more excuses for using oxygen without...
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ASK 21 delivered directly from schleicher in may/june 2009 by
Lars Jensen
ASK 21 delivered directly from schleicher in may/june 2009
Anti-collision paintwork on rudder & wingtips with luminescent colour
(2-coat-paint) in RAL 3024
Aircraft completely painted with acrylic paint (2-component-paint)
Pneumatic tail wheel
Canopy frame, instrument panel & binnacle painted...
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Own a piece of soaring history by
[email protected]
When Ben Green imported his Libelle 301 back in the ‘60’s, he designed
what may have been one of the first clam shell trailers to be found in
the US. Certainly it was an improvement over what was at that time
available and by the standards of the time, very innovative.
At some point in the...
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November 9th 08 12:55 AM
by RRK
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Glider Insurance, which to choose? by
[email protected]
I called Costello insurance today for a quote. Boy was I suprised.
For an antique ASW-15 it's just under a thousand dollars a year.
Other club members, with more expensive gliders and less experience
than I have, get insurance for half of what I was quoted. Costello
gets insurance through AIG. ...
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ASK21 --- OR -- by
Charles Yeates
OR take delivery now of --- PW-6U, sn 78.04.06 registered as N17YC. It is
operating from Ridge Soaring in Julian, Pa. Well equipped and with AVIONIC
trailer. Dual oxygen system and GPS/Nav also available.
New in October, this ship can be yours for US 75,000 (euro 59,000)
Charles...
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looking for clamshell trailer by
Brad[_2_]
I am looking for a clamshell trailer for the glider I am building.
Looks like within the next few months or at least by summer I'll be
needing a trailer.
Anyone out there know of any trailers that need a shiny sailplane?
Brad
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My first flight in a glider... finally! by
vic20owner
I realize this is old hat for most of you guys, but I figured I'd post
something for lurkers who are interested in this sport but have yet to
take the first step.
I posted here about a year ago asking about flying gliders, and I was
pointed to a local gliderport (www.soarfl.com). Here is the...
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Seat Covering Fabric by
Old Dog
My threadbare seat cushion needs it's cover replaced. Can anyone
recommend an appropriate fabric that will stand up to UV and still be
comfortable?
Regards, Dave
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November 11th 08 03:23 AM
by Old Dog
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Update to US airspace data available on WTX by
2KA
US airspace data for the charting cycle effective 20 November has been
published, and is now available at the Special Use Airspace section of
the Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange.
This update includes a correction to the error involving the Luke AFB
Class D airspace reported by Ted (Tuno) in...
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See You : "Task Not Finished" by
Uncle Fuzzy
When I look at my flights in See You, it always tells me I haven't
completed the task. I don't know if it's because See You wants me to
fly cylinders, or of the ZERO entries in my Takeoff and Landing
Coordinates are the issue. Here's what shows in the...
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LS-3/17m Johnson report by
Brad[_2_]
Anyone know if the Johnson flight test for the 17m version of the LS-3
is available on the web?
Thanks,
Brad
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Winter project, tow out gear - wing wheel by
bildan
I have to refurbish/replace my wing wheel assembly and need some
suggestions/insights. The current one is the typical aluminum wing
cuff and bicycle wheel. It wasn't well made to start with and it's
falling apart. I want to take this opportunity to improve the thing.
One of the biggest issues I...
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November 14th 08 12:27 AM
by Barny
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New Pilot Advice by
[email protected]
I thought I had taken up this hobby with a lot of enthusiasm until
last weekend. Prior to last weekend I thought I was making steady
progress, taking off landing, developing some touch on the stick. When
I go the field I approach the flight with butterflies and some fear. I
was told by an instuctor...
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wristbands for air sickness, do they work ? by
Jack[_11_]
I am learning to fly gliders and I struggle with motion sickness.
I have tried:
- Ginder tablets, it helped but I was still a bit nauseaus.
- Motion sickness tablets, they affect my awareness and concentration.
- Chewing various things, best was beef jerky (not a joke) it helps but
still not good...
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Review: New book on the U2 super motorglider by
kd6veb
Hi Gang
Occasionally one finds a good read on a subject that many of us are
interested in, namely soaring. Well the Government funded in the 50s
the development of a new spy plane - a motorglider - named the U2. The
specifications of this machine included operation up to 80,000 feet at
80% the...
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