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Hi All,
I need some advise. The summer is starting and my plane is a rotten climber, certainly on hot days at MTOW. The best it can do in these conditions is about 300fpm. My idea is to use thermals to climb (much)faster like gliders do. Is this a stupid idea? If my idea is not that stupid how do I find thermals and how to use them properly? Maybe I should have asked this on a soaring site but I think there are a lot of pilots flying both kinds of planes. BTW, my plane is a MS880 Rallye. Thanks, Kees. D-EDMB. |
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