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One
of two syndicated Slingsby Skylarks. This fine example is
owned and maintained by two members of the club.
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Looking
south-east over Chesterton from the T21. Despite the poor
visibility, Bicester can be seen to the centre-left of the
picture.
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Towing
out a Cirrus, on what could be a less than promising day.
Taller and less spread out cumulus clouds would be likely
to produce better soaring conditions.
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The
T21 is popular on warm days, but even in the summer it can
be cold at 5000 feet as the temperature drops by about 3°C
per 1000 feet.
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Our
proximity to Oxford means that members regularly get the opportunity
to fly over the city. This is Headington roundabout. |
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Not
every flight lands back at the airfield. The occupants of
this field appear uninterested in the nearby goings-on.
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In
2000, the club hosted the Junior National Championships at Weston
on the Green. Around 50 contestants under the age of 25 competed. |
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The
DG505 Elan is well equipped and has excellent performance.
It's main use is to train pilots in cross country soaring
techniques.
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