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Wing Launch - Can it pull your wings off?



 
 
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Old August 14th 10, 11:30 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
John Smith
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Default Wing Launch - Can it pull your wings off?

Derek C wrote:
The consequence of using a 10% weaker link would be a greater chance
of a broken weak link and a failed launch, which might be hazardous in
itself under some circumstances.


No, never! A cable brake is routine and *never* hazardous in *any*
circumstances. If it is, then something in your operation is seriously
flawed.

But a cable brake (or weak link brake) is always an annoyance, as it
interrupts the operation.
 




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