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"Stefan" wrote in message
... Depending on the wind situation, you can expect downdrafts of 10 fpm or even more. No light single will outclimb this, even less at altitude. You need to recalibrate your vertical speed reference. 10 fpm (or 20 fpm, as you wrote elsewhere) is 10 feet per minute. That's nothing, and quite a bit less than any actual up or down that one might find due to mountain wave or similar effects. I have no idea what you meant to write, but it's absolutely false that "no light single will outclimb" 10 fpm downdraft. Pete |
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