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Apis goes East by
Apis Gliders
A short report about the Apis visit to the Chicago area is on the web site now.
www.apisgliders.com
This weekend I'll be at the Philadelphia Glider Council on Saturday, 6 Sept.
and the Mid Atlantic Soaring Association at Frederick, MD on Sunday the 7th.
Hope to see some of you there.
Robert Mudd
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gear warning plus by
K.P. Termaat
Hello,
Several reactions on my "gear warning plus" system inspired me to introduce
a pressure switch to the original diagram. Now the conditions "still on the
ground and ready for take off" can be distinguished from "in flight and
ready to land".
Have another look at...
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Publicity and Flying the Tow Plane by
Burt Compton
Publicity for soaring. We now have an excellent article about flying the
towplane on a major aviation internet news magazine.
Aviation writer Rick Durden explains the tow endorsement and towing experiences
in his AvWeb internet news column with references from "The Towpilot Manual".
We met while...
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GPS-NAV - IPAQ cabling quest by
Guy Byars
I want to use the serial cable attached to the docking cradle of my IPAQ
3800 to connect to the serial port on a GPS-NAV. Does anyone know the
pin -to- pin connection schematic for this cable? Or is it a plain null
cable?
Guy Byars
(remove NEYTSPAM to reply)
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Question of the day by
M B
A given glider is at level flight, IAS= 100 knots.After
a pull-up, will itachieve more height gain with 100 liters (100 kgs)
of ballast than withempty ballast????Assuming the glider with ballast stalls at exactly100 knots, the unballasted glider will clearly gain
morealtitude during the pullup. ...
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September 9th 03 12:14 AM
by M B
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helicopter tug glider launch by
Buck Wild
Jim Culp wrote in message ...
Who gives or knows of glider aerotows with choppers
in US ?
Jim Culp USA
GatorCity, Florida
Std Libelle
If you find out, let us know. I once saw a helo tow where the helo
came to a hover...
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First Flight by
Shirley
"BTIZ" wrote:
we are lucky.. winter is "training time"..
summer is cross country and safari time..
we try not to pick up students after 1 May..
encouraging them to come if they want.. but
summer is hard to train.. air is very turbulent
to teach flying on tow..
I...
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September 10th 03 05:43 AM
by Shirley
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Apis report by
Apis Gliders
The report of my visit to two east coast glider clubs in now on the Apis web
site.
www.apisgliders.com
I had two very nice visits.
Robert Mudd
Apis Sailplanes Inc.
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Airspace coordinates for moving map by
Alan Dempster
Hi
I wonder if the group can help with an airspace database question. I would
like to convert the local (published) airspace boundaries for New Zealand to
ARINC 424 format for my use in a Pocket PC application. (This is the format
used in many of the commercial gps units for their regular DB...
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Let's keep BLIPMap alive by
Martin Hellman
Those of you who have come to depend on BLIPMap will probably be
interested in knowing that Jack is now accepting contributions to help
keep the web site going. Up to now, it's been a free service and Jack
has put in not only thousands of hours, but also whatever costs have
been involved. He really...
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Glider Transport from West to East by
Chet
I need to have a glider towed across the country or moved by any other
means. If anyone know someone coming from the west coast (LA area)
towards the southeast, I would appreciate hearing from them. OR, if
you know some shipping/freight outfits that due this, that too would
help!
Unfortunately, I...
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September 3rd 03 09:56 PM
by Chet
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Strong 305 chair model by
Larry Mitchell
Purchased w/ sailplane; I already have a chute. Mfr'd 1995, less than
4 hrs TT. Container, harness, lines and canopy as new. Always stored
in carry bag (included), in air conditioning. $950, I&R included w/
sale, you pay shipping from Texas.
Reply to netlar-at-gte-dot-net or...
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Aircraft Walkaround Center updated by
Robert Lundin
I have updated the site with 4 new walkarounds:
- SG-38 glider
- Alouette III 'Grasshoppers'
- Kamov Ka 26
- C-47 Skytrain / Dakota
Welcome in :-)
Robert Lundin
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September 4th 03 05:37 AM
by John
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Flying Truisms by
Ralph Jones
Two mo
-The three most dangerous words in aviation are "Hey, watch this."
-It is impossible for a pilot to raise the landing gear while on the
ground. It is, however, possible to lower the rest of the airplane.
rj
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I see BLIPMAP is back up and you can contribute now by
Brian Choate
BLIPMAP is back up again. I didn’t realize how much
I was dependent on it until it was gone! This year
I only flew on the good days, I have had fantastic
flights and have not landed out once! Not to mention
no retrieve costs. Thanks to DR. Jack and BLIPMAP!
Dr. Jack has invested thousands of his...
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I see BLIPMAP is back up and you can contribute now by
Brian Choate
BLIPMAP is back up again. I didn’t realize how much
I was dependent on it until it was gone! This year
I only flew on the good days, I have had fantastic
flights and have not landed out once! Not to mention
no retrieve costs. Thanks to DR. Jack and BLIPMAP!
Dr. Jack has invested thousands of his...
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Rocket Launching of Gliders by
Jim Culp
The following citation is from http://astronautix.com
at the
blackpowder section:
'Automobile manufacturer Fritz von Opel piloted his
own rocket glider, Opel Raket 2,
in tests near Frankfurt on 30 September 1928.
Its 16 rockets, each producing 50 pounds of thrust,
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FS SGS 1-35 Wings by
MHende6388
No damage. Water tanks. 80 degree flap model.
email:
tel: 509 674 0294
Michael
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