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Old June 22nd 10, 01:20 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Kevin Christner
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Default Parowan midair?

On Jun 21, 12:28*pm, Tony wrote:
On Jun 21, 2:10*pm, Bob Kuykendall wrote:

On Jun 21, 8:41*am, Bob 7U wrote:


I suppose the term 'low cost' is relative and depends upon whether you
compare it to the cost of your sailplane or your life.


Bob 7U


We have this exact same discussion on the rock climbing forums. The
corollary here is, how about all those $0.15 nuts and *bolts in your
sailplane? Isn't your life worth more than that? Why aren't you using
$100, or better yet $1000 nuts and bolts custom manufactured and
individually tested and certified to the most stringent certification
standards?


Thanks, Bob K.


not to mention trusting your life to some crazy guy who built a glider
in his garage...


If I'm not mistaken, Bob has two rented shop bays. Certainly this
will result in a far safer airplane than one being build in a garage.
 




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