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LNav "meter" problem by
Kurt[_3_]
I have a LNav / meter that has worked fine in the past. Sunday the meter pegged out at 10 knots and stayed there. I cycled the LNav a few times and it kept doing the same thing. Does anyone have experience with this, and if so, what was the fix? The LNav itself seems to be fine.
Thanks
Kurt
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#JWGC August 8 - US Pilots by
[email protected]
Another racing task for our guys in the club class at Pocuinai, over 300 km. Expected 1st launch at noon local. Tracking:
http://jwgc.onglide.com/current-day.xml?class=club
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3000 h check - who? where? by
Ivelin Kalushkov
Hello to everyone on the forum.
I'm fairly new to gliding - finished my ABC in Australia in the beginning
of this year but I'm originally from Bulgaria where I live at the moment
as well.
I'm looking to buy my first glider at the moment and noticing a lot of
gliders for sale near the 3000 h...
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Discus B Pilot Size by
[email protected]
Looking at the Discus B's for sale on W&W. Before I drive out to look at them, can anyone tell me what size pilots will fit in them?
Don't want to make the trip only to find out I don't fit!
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Static ports and Irving TE probes by
Jim[_33_]
I am trying to understand how TE probes are connected. I've searched the literature but apparently have not found the description I'm looking for.
Are the fuselage static ports connected (used in any way ) in an Irving TE probe is installed?
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Gone West... Bill Seed by
Steve Leonard[_2_]
The soaring community lost a colorful character on June 3, 2017, when Bill Seed passed away at his beloved Sunflower Aerodrome and Gliderport near Hutchinson, Kansas. He was 73 years old.
Bill was known to many in the soaring community for various things, but he was known most to me for three...
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iGlide -- can't download any map data by
Bob Pasker
For some reason, I cannot see any maps to download on SETTINGS MAP DATA in iGlide (latest version according to Apple App Store).
I wrote to Butterfly and they wrote back: "iGlide is not able to establish an internet connection. Please retry and make sure your iOS device is online an iGlide is...
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OLC "Advanced" flight information by
Dan Daly[_2_]
I see a tab on the OLC Plus, beside "Standard", for "Advanced" information. There is no indication of what that is, or why it would be worth subscribing (The Canadian Soaring Association already pays $1000CAD/yr to OLC). Does anyone have a screen shot of what that looks like, or a link that...
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ASW 17 by
[email protected]
There is a ASW 17 on AIG auction I was the previous owner if anyone is interested and has questions give me a call, 541 318 8604.....Fly's great but is a bitch on the ground...
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Mylar replacement by
Bojack J4
How often should the mylar be redone on a horizontal stab/elevator?
The glider is always stored indoors in its trailer,and
everything looks fine with the factory installed tapes, etc.
There is sometimes a quiet air sound that changes pitch with elevator deflection especially when cold.
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Splitting Contest by pilot skill by
Tony[_5_]
I know the SSA Rules have allowed for a while the ability to split classes in a regional by pretty much any criteria. A few contests have split by glider type or handicap range. Have any split by pilot skill? If so how did they do the split? Volunteers? Pilot Ranking? Combination?
How does the GTA...
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Canopy jetison not. by
Jonathan St. Cloud
Thought I would share an interesting experience from this weekend flying rides. Most Sundays I fly rides at the local glider FBO. My last ride of the day was a former military air traffic controller. When giving her the safety briefing I clearly explained the jettison handle, and canopy release...
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An aerodynamic experience by
Bret Hess
Of course all of our flights are aerodynamic experiences, but we can usually make some sense of what we experience. Here's one that was a mystery from the beginning, and I’m still surprised by when I think about it.
A couple of years ago, I was flying in the front seat of a Grob 103 (nose tow...
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