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Old July 21st 06, 03:55 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Steve Leonard
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Default Dew point line??? (USA)

No real dew line that I saw today. Just a really good
soaring day at Hobbs. I was next to last in the Open
class with my 604 (84.5 MPH for nearly a 350 mile task).

I did get to see it and fly along the Dew Line this
spring at Marfa. Really fun. Good lift, in sometimes
pretty wide (several miles across, and many, many miles
long) areas. There was also lift on either side.
Just best along the convergence of the air masses.

Steve Leonard
Vintage Sailplane Racer



 




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