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Old October 4th 16, 11:49 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Safety Altitude

During last WGC at least club class leaders consistently took 200+ meters safety altitude even close to home, and over not very hostile terrain. So it should not be accepted as a fact that there is different set of safety margins during competitions, no matter what the level.
 




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