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Used radio by
Marc Arsenault
Hello all,
I am looking to buy a used radio: Becker, Dittel or Filser. Further if you
would have perhaps a written off (by accident or corrosion) Becker AR-3201
I would be taker in order to fix up my old 3201.
Please reply to
Regards and thanks
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WTB: 15m trailer, CA (USA) by
John H. Campbell
Wanted: Roadworthy enclosed 15m trailer in Southern California. Can be
purchase or (better) tax-exempt donation.
John H. Campbell
Collegiate Soaring Association
http://www.ssa.org/Collegiate.asp
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Who finances used gliders these days? (USA) by
Mark Navarre
I know about Lea County bank, but their rates seem a bit high in this economy,
any other leads would be appreciated....
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Mark Navarre
2/5 black ace
LoCal, USA
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Sparrowhawk/Apis for rent by
John
Was following the Sparrowhawk thread and like the post concerning
sponsering a glider at a contest to gain exposure.
A perhaps better idea would be for Sparrowhawk, Apis, Silent, etc. to
loan a glider to the big soaring sites (Bermuda High, Seminole Lake,
Minden, Turf, etc.). That way many people...
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SSA National Convention, every year, every other? by
Jim Culp
Questions of costs and benefits,
and preferences:
Who benefits from annual SSA national convention?
Do glider and electronics vendors benefit by annual
show, vs the cost to them to go?
Can you, vendor, afford to go annually and is it cost/benefit
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Commercial - New PDA Cradle Options by
Paul Remde
Hi,
I have made significant updates to my Cumulus Soaring Supplies web site to
highlight some new PDA cradle options.
RAM has introduced some new "powered" PDA cradles which have an integral 12V
to 5V power converter. These are a nice option if you have a PDA that
doesn't fit into my standard...
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March 11th 04 12:58 PM
by Bob
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Cambridge "V" by
JJ Sinclair
Hi Gang,
When I page up on my Cambridge GPS, I get a "V" for velocity or groundspeed. My
question is: Is this always displayed in Knots, even though I programed it to
use MPH?
This same signal is fed to my B-100 via the NMEA cable and displayed in MPH &
Track on page 2 of the Borgelt B-100. Mike,...
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Nimbus 3 25.5 Polar by
Ian Molesworth
Does anyone have a set of coefficients for the Nimbus 3 in 25.5 m mode? A
reasonably accurate polar diagram is acceptable too.
Thanks
Ian
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Shawn--from Mac by
Mackfly
Bela sent me an e-mail about the 'new" tow plane at Salida. I also saw the
post in this news group. The club has been talking about maybe doing western
Nebraska this year instead of the mountains. Not decided yet. One of our guys
bought a Russia and may want to bring it to Salida. I'm not sure...
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Software for Palm Pilot by
Jeff Dorwart
There is an excellent program for Palm OS handhelds
called Soaring Pilot. It can be found at http://www.soaringpilot.
org/
jeff
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Pellet Variometer wanted by
Mark James Boyd
I'd love to get my hands on one or two pellet variometers.
Mostly for training purposes, but will probably go in an
(older) sailplane. I've read about Cosim, Robinson, Pfeiffer, and Makiki
pellet varios.
If anyone has comments about these quaint devices, or
some they'd like to part with for an...
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IGC Actions- New Glider Class/Microlift by
Gary Osoba
Tuesday morning of this week, OSTIV President Loek Boermans sent me a
message indicating that the International Gliding Congress assembled
at Lausanne, Switzerland, had voted to accept the OSTIV-proposed
definition and creation of a new class of gliders- MIcrolift.
Professor Boermans introduced...
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March 11th 04 08:27 PM
by Denis
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When to speak up....? by
Gary Boggs
Our tow pilot crashed our Wilga yesterday at dusk. He was coming in with
the flaps down and the power pulled back. At about 200ft he decided his
descent rate was too great and pulled the flaps up. He said he was too slow
but never added power and the high rate of descent continued right into...
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Battery Chargers by
Stan Amyett
I have a 12 volt 12.5ah battery. Any suggestions on the least
expensive battery charger that would work with this battery and be
able to be left connected for long periods of time?
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Available to Transport Gliders by
Jeff Landfield
I am available to transport gliders and trailers around the country to
where ever anyone needs them to be taken. Contact me by email or
phonje 505 980 5377 to talk about any possibilities.
Jeff
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Will I fit? by
c hinds
I am 6'3" 205 lbs. and currently shopping for a sailplane. I fit OK in
the SGS-1-26, 2-33, Puchacz and can squeeze into a Grob 102 with about
1/2" of clearance to the canopy.
What about Libelle, ASW-15b, DG100, Standard Cirrus, Jantus B ? You
know, all of those "other" sailplanes.
Any and all...
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Good lift in Moriarty, NM by
Flyhighdave
3-10-04 Moriarty, NM: 8-10 knot thermals to cloud base at 15.5K! The thermal
season is here!
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March 12th 04 09:24 PM
by SNOOP
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[US: NJ/PA/NY] Governor's Cup for 2004 by
Papa3
2004 marks the first major change in the Governor's Cup. We're going to a
pure Turn Area Task (TAT) format. Details are on the website, so please
take a look. Rules are not yet updated, but the Task Sheets should be
self-explanatory. If you're not sure about how to fly a TAT, please check
in...
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March 13th 04 03:10 AM
by Papa3
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Re; will I fit? by
Andy Davey
I'd disagree with the DG100 rating. I'm also 6'4' and
in the fat B@#$%^d category, with long legs, big feet,
and shortish torso.
I tried one once, and had probs with canopy, and also
footspace(nose too narrow)
It did have a sheepskin seat cover though, which may
have made a bit of difference.
I...
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Fixed vs All Flying tail by
Kevin Neave
Apart from the *better* handling of a fixed tailplane,
is there any aerodynamic advantage of a fixed tail/elevator
over an all flying tail?
I can't help feeling that when the stick's not in the
middle the fixed tail/elevator looks less efficient
(And I used to prefer the light stick forces and...
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March 13th 04 05:02 AM
by Finbar
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