Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
R
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:16:32 PM UTC-6, R wrote:get wildfire smoke, and a high pressure system that makes the air undesirably stable. But the early fall/September should be good as well. It doesn't seem to be the "booming" conditions typical of the western US, but the scenery is amazing. It is
Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
RNo, I'm not from Utah. Now is turning out to be pretty decent soaring, but I've only had two flights here so far, so am just getting to know the area myself. Late spring/early summer I believe would be the best time here (now). After July 4 we often
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 5:36:30 PM UTC-7, johngf...@gmail.com wrote:get wildfire smoke, and a high pressure system that makes the air undesirably stable. But the early fall/September should be good as well. It doesn't seem to be the "booming" conditions typical of the western US, but the scenery is amazing. It is
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:16:32 PM UTC-6, R wrote:
Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
RNo, I'm not from Utah. Now is turning out to be pretty decent soaring, but I've only had two flights here so far, so am just getting to know the area myself. Late spring/early summer I believe would be the best time here (now). After July 4 we often
The issue I see is that the ramp space is not huge, so you might be able to get a half dozen gliders tied down, depending upon how many tie downs are in use. At Parowan, UT the new and improved ramp redesign has cut the number we can tie down there (w/o resorting to the dirt) to 21. And gliders are mostly getting bigger, not smaller. There also is no crosswind runway, although there are a lot of landable fields close by.
Tom
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 5:36:30 PM UTC-7, johngf...@gmail.com wrote:get wildfire smoke, and a high pressure system that makes the air undesirably stable. But the early fall/September should be good as well. It doesn't seem to be the "booming" conditions typical of the western US, but the scenery is amazing. It is
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:16:32 PM UTC-6, R wrote:
Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
RNo, I'm not from Utah. Now is turning out to be pretty decent soaring, but I've only had two flights here so far, so am just getting to know the area myself. Late spring/early summer I believe would be the best time here (now). After July 4 we often
The issue I see is that the ramp space is not huge, so you might be able to get a half dozen gliders tied down, depending upon how many tie downs are in use. At Parowan, UT the new and improved ramp redesign has cut the number we can tie down there (w/o resorting to the dirt) to 21. And gliders are mostly getting bigger, not smaller. There also is no crosswind runway, although there are a lot of landable fields close by.
Tom
You’re joking right? All we have in Twisp is dirt to tie down on. Oh wait you’re a motor-glider. pilot….often get wildfire smoke, and a high pressure system that makes the air undesirably stable. But the early fall/September should be good as well. It doesn't seem to be the "booming" conditions typical of the western US, but the scenery is amazing. It is
On Saturday, July 2, 2022 at 12:48:59 PM UTC-7, 2G wrote:
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 5:36:30 PM UTC-7, johngf...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:16:32 PM UTC-6, R wrote:
Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
RNo, I'm not from Utah. Now is turning out to be pretty decent soaring, but I've only had two flights here so far, so am just getting to know the area myself. Late spring/early summer I believe would be the best time here (now). After July 4 we
w/o resorting to the dirt) to 21. And gliders are mostly getting bigger, not smaller. There also is no crosswind runway, although there are a lot of landable fields close by.The issue I see is that the ramp space is not huge, so you might be able to get a half dozen gliders tied down, depending upon how many tie downs are in use. At Parowan, UT the new and improved ramp redesign has cut the number we can tie down there (
You must understand that Uncle Tom is a lost soul, don't pay ant attention to his BS. Old Bob, The PuristTom
On Sunday, July 3, 2022 at 12:38:46 AM UTC-4, kuzi...@gmail.com wrote:get wildfire smoke, and a high pressure system that makes the air undesirably stable. But the early fall/September should be good as well. It doesn't seem to be the "booming" conditions typical of the western US, but the scenery is amazing. It is
You’re joking right? All we have in Twisp is dirt to tie down on. Oh wait you’re a motor-glider. pilot….
On Saturday, July 2, 2022 at 12:48:59 PM UTC-7, 2G wrote:
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 5:36:30 PM UTC-7, johngf...@gmail.com wrote: >>>> On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:16:32 PM UTC-6, R wrote:
Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?No, I'm not from Utah. Now is turning out to be pretty decent soaring, but I've only had two flights here so far, so am just getting to know the area myself. Late spring/early summer I believe would be the best time here (now). After July 4 we often
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
R
w/o resorting to the dirt) to 21. And gliders are mostly getting bigger, not smaller. There also is no crosswind runway, although there are a lot of landable fields close by.The issue I see is that the ramp space is not huge, so you might be able to get a half dozen gliders tied down, depending upon how many tie downs are in use. At Parowan, UT the new and improved ramp redesign has cut the number we can tie down there (
You must understand that Uncle Tom is a lost soul, don't pay ant attention to his BS. Old Bob, The Purist
Tom
On Saturday, July 2, 2022 at 1:48:59 PM UTC-6, 2G wrote:often get wildfire smoke, and a high pressure system that makes the air undesirably stable. But the early fall/September should be good as well. It doesn't seem to be the "booming" conditions typical of the western US, but the scenery is amazing. It is
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 5:36:30 PM UTC-7, johngf...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:16:32 PM UTC-6, R wrote:
Thanks for the information.Are you the Foster from Utah?
When would be the ideal Soaring time of the year?
Thanks,
RNo, I'm not from Utah. Now is turning out to be pretty decent soaring, but I've only had two flights here so far, so am just getting to know the area myself. Late spring/early summer I believe would be the best time here (now). After July 4 we
w/o resorting to the dirt) to 21. And gliders are mostly getting bigger, not smaller. There also is no crosswind runway, although there are a lot of landable fields close by.The issue I see is that the ramp space is not huge, so you might be able to get a half dozen gliders tied down, depending upon how many tie downs are in use. At Parowan, UT the new and improved ramp redesign has cut the number we can tie down there (
TomCome visit sometime and see for yourself.
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