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One of the most beneficial functions of a regional contest is to mix
experienced racing pilots with novitiates. There are very few unsoarable days, save when the heavens fall to earth in a deluge. A handful of experienced pilots can demonstrate that even when the BL is shallow and lift weak and hard to predict, it's still possible to complete a hundred-mile-plus task over several hours. Yes, there will be land outs, but as you mentioned, the satisfaction that comes with besting such a day makes the apres vol beer seem colder and hoppier. Opossum Chef On Jul 20, 9:04 am, "kirk.stant" wrote: On the practice day a task was published put no one flew it. Lift to 3000 AGL, but very spotty and unreliable. Well, not quite true - At least two people flew and completed the declared practice task, about 110 miles, at about 50 mph. Both were LSs. One of the flights is on OLC. Actually, a challenging and rather fun flight. Kirk 66 |
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