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Old April 21st 13, 05:36 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Wayne Paul
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Default First HD video flying from Nampa, ID

Here is Stuart Larimore’s first soaring video taken with the GoPro camera he
received as a Christmas gift. The flight was from the Nampa airport to the
Bogus Basin ski area. Stu was flying his ASW-27a sailplane. He was
accompanied by Tom Dixon in his ASG-29. And, yes, that is me pushing on the
right wing and installing the Total Energy probe on the vertical stabilizer.

The video is best viewed “full screen” on your computer, or better yet on a
large screen HD TV.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBaZBgDRYM4

Enjoy!

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Old April 21st 13, 10:00 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
mike
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Default First HD video flying from Nampa, ID

On Apr 21, 10:36*am, "Wayne Paul" wrote:
Here is Stuart Larimores first soaring video taken with the GoPro camera he
received as a Christmas gift. *The flight was from the Nampa airport to the
Bogus Basin ski area. *Stu was flying his ASW-27a sailplane. He was
accompanied by Tom Dixon in his ASG-29. *And, yes, that is me pushing on the
right wing and installing the Total Energy probe on the vertical stabilizer.

The video is best viewed full screen on your computer, or better yet on a
large screen HD TV.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBaZBgDRYM4

Enjoy!


Excellent video quality and great mountain scenery.

Mike
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Old April 22nd 13, 05:56 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
soartech[_2_]
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Default First HD video flying from Nampa, ID



The video is best viewed full screen on your computer, or better yet on a
large screen HD TV.


Hi Wayne,
I have a suggestion for all posting YouTube links. Please post the
TITLE of the video as
listed on YouTube along with the link.
I just got a HDTV and find that it is far easier to search on the
title than to write down
the URL and type it in.
And yes, that is the best way to watch them!!! WOW!!
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Old April 22nd 13, 06:10 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Boise Pilot
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Default First HD video flying from Nampa, ID

Towards the end of the video, the sailplane that comes into the scene is George Allen (GG or Gorgeous George ) in his LS-6b
Tom




On Sunday, April 21, 2013 10:36:54 AM UTC-6, Wayne wrote:
Here is Stuart Larimores first soaring video taken with the GoPro camera he

received as a Christmas gift. The flight was from the Nampa airport to the

Bogus Basin ski area. Stu was flying his ASW-27a sailplane. He was

accompanied by Tom Dixon in his ASG-29. And, yes, that is me pushing on the

right wing and installing the Total Energy probe on the vertical stabilizer.



The video is best viewed full screen on your computer, or better yet on a

large screen HD TV.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBaZBgDRYM4



Enjoy!


 




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