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On 21 Jun, 14:30, "Bill Daniels" bildan@comcast-dot-net wrote:
There's no downside to training in higher performance unless the instructor THINKS there is. If the instructor is afraid of high performance gliders, he will pass that fear on to his students. A high performance glider will always be slippery, which means it will accelerate fast, which means that elevator/attitude/speed control will be harder to learn. Won't it? Ian |
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