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Re: ...drip...30 more Dead Suckers...     

Group: alt.war.vietnam · Group Profile · Search for easy in alt.war.vietnam
Author: La N.
Date: Aug 11, 2011 05:29

... two , they complained I was being too generious !!" Lame. Oh, lame. Get together with TankFixer and you can discuss what your FB friends and what the FOX talking heads say about Obama. I't would be easy enough to talking heads and Facebookers (how lame) opinions on how the Repubs are acting right now. Geeze ... <rolls Oh, gee, I sure hope it's Michele Bachmann for POTUS...
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Re: ...drip...30 more Dead Suckers...     

Group: sci.military.naval · Group Profile · Search for easy in sci.military.naval
Author: La N.
Date: Aug 11, 2011 05:29

... two , they complained I was being too generious !!" Lame. Oh, lame. Get together with TankFixer and you can discuss what your FB friends and what the FOX talking heads say about Obama. I't would be easy enough to talking heads and Facebookers (how lame) opinions on how the Repubs are acting right now. Geeze ... <rolls Oh, gee, I sure hope it's Michele Bachmann for POTUS...
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Re: Landing Flap Video     

Group: rec.aviation.soaring · Group Profile · Search for easy in rec.aviation.soaring
Author: Bob Kuykendall
Date: Aug 10, 2011 19:37

... downside to flaps is that they are hard to train for, since there are few two-seaters that have them. And too many gliders that do have them (I'm looking at you, SGS 1-35), don't have enough of them, so it's too easy to float down the runway. Flaps that go to only 60 degrees aren't enough; it takes at least 85 to reliably kill the float and get onto the ground with authority. The secret ...
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Re: battery power regulator     

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Author: Mike the Strike
Date: Aug 10, 2011 06:39

....com/product/27042.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------- It seems to me that the 7AH used to be the most readily available and economical, but as of late, the other sizes are easy to get and economical. I suppose the internet market is mainly responsible for that phenomenon. -- Jim in NC I and a couple of colleagues have found the ...
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Re: PowerFlarm at Uvalde?     

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Author: Luke
Date: Aug 9, 2011 23:47

... on my headrest instead of the top of the instrument panel coaming, and that fixed it. On my Flarm (small Swiss type, not PowerFlarm), the GPS aerial came with a long lead so it was easy to do that. Chris N I've heard there are issues with limited range (500meters) and interference with both CAI and LX instruments. Both my GPS antenas (LX and EW) are on my glare ...
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Re: PowerFlarm at Uvalde?     

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Author: Chris Nicholas
Date: Aug 9, 2011 22:59

... aerial on my headrest instead of the top of the instrument panel coaming, and that fixed it. On my Flarm (small Swiss type, not PowerFlarm), the GPS aerial came with a long lead so it was easy to do that. Chris N I've heard there are issues with limited range (500meters) and interference with both CAI and LX instruments. Both my GPS antenas (LX and EW) are on my glare shield ...
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Re: PowerFlarm at Uvalde?     

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Author: Chris Nicholas
Date: Aug 9, 2011 22:53

... aerial on my headrest instead of the top of the instrument panel coaming, and that fixed it. On my Flarm (small Swiss type, not PowerFlarm), the GPS aerial came with a long lead so it was easy to do that. Chris N I've heard there are issues with limited range (500meters) and interference with both CAI and LX instruments. Both my GPS antenas (LX and EW) are on my glare shield ...
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Stürmischen Wetter - was tun, wenn der Gleitschirm repariert werden muss     

Group: rec.aviation.hanggliding · Group Profile · Search for easy in rec.aviation.hanggliding
Author: noreply
Date: Aug 9, 2011 19:14

... dabei zu haben, um seinen Gleitschirm Reparieren zu können. http://www.GleitschirmReparatur.de bietet eine große Auswahl an Farben, und als einziger Anbieter Europas vollkommen transparentes Gleitschirm-Reparaturmaterial. --------------= Posted using GrabIt =---------------- ------= Binary Usenet downloading made easy =--------- -= Get GrabIt for free from http://www.shemes.com/ =-
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Re: tow rope brake practice crash, what can we learn...     

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Author: Bruce Hoult
Date: Jul 14, 2011 12:28

... base for that you figure you've got plenty of height to turn that into a close in downwind for the active runway. Certainly, if there's a reasonable wind (20 - 25 knots, say) then it's easy (and better) to go right around and land upwind even if you land a fair way up the active runway and/or still at a 20 or 30 degree angle to it. Bruce, because many gliderports ...
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Re: tow rope brake practice crash, what can we learn...     

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Author: Darryl Ramm
Date: Jul 14, 2011 08:45

... base for that you figure you've got plenty of height to turn that into a close in downwind for the active runway. Certainly, if there's a reasonable wind (20 - 25 knots, say) then it's easy (and better) to go right around and land upwind even if you land a fair way up the active runway and/or still at a 20 or 30 degree angle to it. Bruce, because many gliderports have shorter ...
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