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Old February 13th 18, 09:24 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Minimum number of flights for winch sign off?

The Eden site is interesting, but I did not post anything about it.

I hear that there is winch launching site on the North Island in New Zealand that routinely does 2000+ winch launches that drop you into rotor. You use the rotor to climb into wave. I'd want to ease into that with a local CFI before soloing.
 




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