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Old March 20th 09, 12:45 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Bob Cook[_2_]
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Default Aerodynamics of Towing

Dear Big,

You are on to something here. Get one of those geo surveys, and fly your
glider only over areas of higher gravity. This extra gravity will give
your glider extra power, and you will be the best glider pilot!

Cookie

At 14:15 19 March 2009, Big Wings wrote:
At 12:30 19 March 2009, Bob Cook wrote:

Clearly not a geologist then. I wonder why they do gravity surveys if

it
is a constant?

Ok I'll bite.....

Since I am a firm believer that you can't change gravity (although

some
of you out there try to in your analysis), gravity remains constant.


 




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