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Some thoughts on the OLC. It motivates me without the stress of
attending a week long competition with travel expenses, entry fee, lack of sleep, etc. It educates me. I can study and learn from many of the best pilots in the world. It unites and promotes soaring worldwide. I pay nothing to the OLC for this privelege. I have met one of the OLC instigators. He loves to soar, drink beer, ride bikes and promote soaring. I am not sure what his compensation is, but I know it is no where near what the Microsoft executives get. I mention MS because it is clutsy software with lots of bugs and I had to pay for it! Yes the OLC has some problems, so does the flight computer software and the flight analysis program I use and payed money for. I was not happy that I had to buy a new instrument with a secure flight recorder to participate. It cost more than 10% of the value of my glider. That instrument also came with totally inadequate documentation. My point is I find more value in these things than not. I choose to participate. If I don't like them I do not have to have them. The OLC does not request any money from individuals so I think constructive criticism should be delivered with a good dose of praise. My 2 cents. Randy Cone V9 |
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