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Re: Where do you fly?

Postby Bob Kuczewski » Sun Jan 27, 2019 6:46 pm

I sent these earlier, but I wanted to add them to this topic:

Here are the coordinates for a site we call "Horse Canyon".
It's a non-USHPA site:
32.774541, -116.476735

Here are more accurate coordinates for Dockweiler:
33.920306,-118.430755

Here are the coordinates for "Little Black Mountain":
32.987940,-117.122335
It's mostly PG these days because the LZ has shrunk.

Torrey Launch:
32.890333,-117.251934

Launches at Lake Elsinore:
33.629455,-117.371057
33.638409,-117.387234

Small LZ at Horse Canyon:
32.760322,-116.480929
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Re: Where do you fly?

Postby Bill Cummings » Mon Jan 28, 2019 1:36 pm

Logan,
There are sites listed on the “Look mom no USHPA” thread here at the US Hawks website.
Also in my file cabinet I have a pamphlet type listings of flying sites around the USA. It was compiled by
someone when we were called USHGA. If there is no copyright I can take iPhone pictures when I can squeeze in between the renovation workers at my house. Right now I’m parked under a shade tree at “SUBWAY” waiting for the shellack fumes to subside.
EDIT: Look Ma, No USHPA
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Re: Where do you fly?

Postby Logan » Mon Jan 28, 2019 5:17 pm

So far I have about 100 USHPA free sites, and I am getting info on more semi-regularly. If anyone wants to help me enter information into the forum or post pins; I would appreciate the assistance, especially if you have first-hand knowledge. If you have issues creating a login, I would also appreciate that info as apparently working on the SSL has created some problems.
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Re: Where do you fly?

Postby Bob Kuczewski » Fri Feb 15, 2019 11:20 am

Great work on the site map Logan:

      http://the103.club/locations-map/

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Of course, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Just yesterday Jack announced his "new" site guide:

http://forum.hanggliding.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&p=406518#p406518

Thu Feb 14, 2019 4:34 pm

I reviewed a bunch of site guides, including the old WIKI site guide to see what fields people found valuable.
Here is a BETA for the new HG site guide form submission.

PLEASE REVIEW the fields I have made available, and sanity check me.
Which should I drop? ( simpler is better )
Which should I add?

What options did I miss PER FIELD?

Any other feedback appreciated.

TEMP LINK: https://www.hanggliding.org/form/

( WARNING: im still tweaking so you may find it broken at any moment )

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