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Old January 4th 04, 03:54 PM
JJ Sinclair
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The members of ras. have enjoyed a year of helpful and rigorous discussion
about soaring issues. There are a few who never have anything to offer and only
want to argue. I urge you to DON'T READ & DON'T RESPOND to these posters. I
have 3 on my list of people that I NEVER READ & NEVER RESPOND TO. Keep your own
list and those who wish to destroy a good thing will soon go away.
JJ Sinclair
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Old January 4th 04, 06:48 PM
John Shelton
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Dammit, JJ. I thought you were going to come out of the closet or admit you
have a motorglider or confess that you don't really know squat about putting
mylar on a wing.

This was as deceptive as those ads I get for increasing my breast
size...that I have ignored so far.


"JJ Sinclair" wrote in message
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The members of ras. have enjoyed a year of helpful and rigorous discussion
about soaring issues. There are a few who never have anything to offer and

only
want to argue. I urge you to DON'T READ & DON'T RESPOND to these posters.

I
have 3 on my list of people that I NEVER READ & NEVER RESPOND TO. Keep

your own
list and those who wish to destroy a good thing will soon go away.
JJ Sinclair



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Old January 4th 04, 09:08 PM
JJ Sinclair
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That brings up a funny story, John. I asked the rules committee if I could
install a small electric suction fan in each wing of my Genesis that would
allow me to activate a suction grid during climb and then turn it off during
cruse.

They said, YES, but if I turned it on in a contest, I would be scored at the
last turn point!

Those guys have a weird sense of humor,
JJ Sinclair
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Old January 5th 04, 02:55 AM
Scott
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What is a suction grid?
"JJ Sinclair" wrote in message
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That brings up a funny story, John. I asked the rules committee if I could
install a small electric suction fan in each wing of my Genesis that would
allow me to activate a suction grid during climb and then turn it off

during
cruse.

They said, YES, but if I turned it on in a contest, I would be scored at

the
last turn point!

Those guys have a weird sense of humor,
JJ Sinclair





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Old January 5th 04, 03:10 PM
Peter Gennaro
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"JJ Sinclair" wrote in message
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That brings up a funny story, John. I asked the rules committee if I could
install a small electric suction fan in each wing of my Genesis that would
allow me to activate a suction grid during climb and then turn it off

during
cruse.


What in the world is a suction grid?


 




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