End of Season Sunset Warning for SSA-OLC Participants

At 02:12 26 September 2006, Yuliy Gerchikov wrote:

Personally, I know many pilots who's biggest (if
not only) interest in OLC is precisely as in
'What-I-did' forum (or, rather, what others did).
On the other hand, I can think of only two or three
who actually *compete* there -- meaning they
plan their flights for OLC, watch their placing
closely, etc.

Yuliy

Since you seem to be one of the loudest proponents
of the let me fly as long as I want after sunset
group. Could you give us a little background so
that we can better understand where your coming
from?
We can see from your flight file that you fly a
motor glider. Would you say that having the motor
has any influence on your willingness to fly past
sunset or even twilight?
Also are you a U.S. certificated glider pilot?

Martin Eiler

"Martin Eiler" wrote in message
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Yuliy

Since you seem to be one of the loudest proponents
of the let me fly as long as I want after sunset
group.

Martin,

You seem to have missed every one of my points completely. "[L]et me fly as
long as I want" was not one of them. If you wish a hint, we were talking
about OLC (rules and roles).

Could you give us a little background so
that we can better understand where your coming
from?

Drop me an email and we can discuss my background there -- you don't want me
to bother the entire r.a.s. with my resume.

Martin Eiler

At 02:12 26 September 2006, Yuliy Gerchikov wrote:

Personally, I know many pilots who's biggest (if
not only) interest in OLC is precisely as in
'What-I-did' forum (or, rather, what others did).
On the other hand, I can think of only two or three
who actually *compete* there -- meaning they
plan their flights for OLC, watch their placing
closely, etc.

Yuliy

Since you seem to be one of the loudest proponents
of the let me fly as long as I want after sunset
group. Could you give us a little background so
that we can better understand where your coming
from?
We can see from your flight file that you fly a
motor glider. Would you say that having the motor
has any influence on your willingness to fly past
sunset or even twilight?
Also are you a U.S. certificated glider pilot?

Martin Eiler