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July 25th 03, 09:03 AM
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Mike Borgelt wrote:
Nearly all these problems go away if you use a longer rope. About 240 feet. The towplane wake has much less energy, the rocks don't ding There are definately different standards about the tow ropes... Thickness too. I've flown with ropes which range from 20 meters(!) to 50 meters. Never longer. I guess when the rope is 75 meters, flying below wake becomes an option. When it is 20, there is no choice because your are behind. Note that towing in Netherlands is considered a waste of money so we don't do it very often. Bye, David NL 
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