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This is a cool story, of a hang gliding dog and his friend at Point of the Mountain Utah. When POM is on...story! Ken, we should do the dunes at my house then road trip up to Point of the Mountain. When i...- I love that this site is so active (I guess everyone is using this one now instead of trikepilot?), but I'd like to point out that as a new member of the triking community I&#...
- ...es a little bit shorter than you wanted. Hammers, handy gadgets for bending nails, and putting dents in stuff. Twelve-point sockets can be made out of worn- out six point sockets., then sold as 'barn...
- ...While we understand that an anomaly may have occurred related to extraction of the chute, it is premature to draw any specific conclusions at this point much beyond that." AVweb cont...
- ...in your ability to judge glide path, ability to hit a target touch down point, alignment, etc. That c...tting power on final when you know you have your preselected touch down point made. Then try cutting...
- ...This is not good statistical data. And I feel this is important to point out and discuss what caused t...t offending the manufacturer and the leaders, but firmly making my point that next time you aggre...
- ...last weekend and I noticed some damaged cable on the lower end. Its located at the juncture of the rear of the keel and shares an attachment point with the haul back cables, al...
Brain teasers for those that believe down wind turns are "different".
...or that an aircraft tends to "weathervane" to point into the external, meteorolog...directly over one of the wings? At what point as the fly approached the win...southbound train with the nose of your glider pointing south, than when you land...- ... Here's what skyvector shows in the US for the beginning of a trip from LAX to KJFK (Los Angeles to NY) This is all we see when we point SkyVector toward Australia:...
- ...ar "hit" on the plane as he continued Westbound. The vapor that we had seen was fuel being dumped as the plane had lost an engine at the point of no return on takeoff. The...