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On Apr 13, 9:58*am, ContestID67 wrote:
Great document. *Thanks. Concerning "Spratt guidelines of 2500’ AGL to launch, 3300’ AGL to start, should be followed unless there is a good reason." This is ambiguous as to what is being referenced for the AGL height. Cloudbase? *Critical updraft height? *BL height? *Sniffer max height? Beer fumes from the bacchanalia the night before? *;-) Thanks. I'm pretty sure this is top of the lift actually achieved by gliders in the air. 3300 ft AGL is probably workable for many eastern sites and possibly Hobbs but I would hesitate to start a task in Arizona this low. Contestants are likely to be soon on the ground at local strips or eating cactus! I personally would recommend a minimum of 5,000 ft AGL here. Mike |
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