5:30AM will come pretty early for me, I normally like to get up about 8, but for a trip to the promised land of slope flying I guess I’ll make the sacrifice. Mirko, Dave and I making the trip in Mirko’s van, packed with about 35 or 40 slope sailplanes! Should be a good time. [...]
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I added a couple of new stories to slopeflyer.com recently.
Allan sent in a nice story and some pix about a NoCal slope soaring site about 60 miles North of San Fran, near the Russian River outlet.
I posted a bit about the first flight of my Airtech Fitness.
Finally I added some pix of Mirko’s new Wizard [...]
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Mirko and I got out and flew some today. We hit Atwater beach about 2PM and were met with a light northeast wind but that was OK. I had the Weasel and the Alula. Both nice light air planes. Plus, the wind-chill was almost nonexistant.
I flew the Weasel first and there was enough wind, probably [...]
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What a cool device for your RC sailplane! It’s a low-voltage indicator and a lost model locator all in one. If you fly where the trees live this will be a life saver!
SkyKing RC Products Lost Model Locator
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See the story at: Harris Nelson Spyder
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Check out my web site about radio control slope soaring, slopeflyer.com. I am using a nifty content management system to run slopeflyer.com called Article Manager. Nice control, static pages, easy to edit templates, really neat. Check it at interactivetools.com
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The dates for the 2005 edition of the MWSC are June 9th thru 12th, 2005.
See more at Midwest Slope Challenge.
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