. The couple talks I did make were awesome and it is a crime that these are not on record.
That is the begining of what we do. Problem is the focus of the EAA have not been so clear the last few years. I need to fix that.
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Skybound -skybound® wrote:...If you already look to where the EAA was a few years back, I am of the opinion that it has already made leaps and bounds over the past two to three years. I think one of the nuggets that EAA should be commended on are the talks held at their auditorium. The committee that had that vision and got it to implementation - well done. Pretty envious that I am not based in JHB to be able to attend those.
On that point is perhaps something that could be addressed is the outlying centres. Too often the national representative bodies focus only on Gauteng and the rest of SA is left to it's own devices. A revival of non Gauteng based chapters should be put somewhere on your priority list - if I can add my 2c
Audio recordings of the talk shows are available on a CD as a series from the EAA Auditorium coordinator, Jeremy Woods - to order, email: admin.woods@icon.co.za
At a local level, as they are one of the GA representative organisations, they will have input into the regulations - but certainly not control them. This is why it is important to belong to one of these organisations so that they can effectively represent your interests.Trikenut wrote:Again, does the EAA control the laws that govern experimental aircraft?
do us proud Hi TrikenutTrikenut wrote:Congrats again!
Again, does the EAA control the laws that govern experimental aircraft?
Hi George, on behalf of the EAA, a hoooooge big thank you for your generous offer, you're a star. Pierre Laubscher, the newly elected vice-president, has agreed to handle the videography.RV4ker wrote:... I would like to sponsor a video camera for the thurs evening talks, if some1 will accept responsibility for video work (Press record when it starts, reload at intermission, press record and stop at end. I did a couple, but I am just under too much pressure at the moment to get to them (Missed all since March)
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