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February 25th 05, 11:03 PM
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Mike Rapoport wrote:
Downdrafts are always balanced by updrafts over any meaningful distance.. In Make that "mostly". Mountains sometimes bear some surprizes, if you don't know the region. Anyway, we were talking about night flying. Not easy to find the right ridge ad night... any event, if there were significant downdrafts, it wouldn't make much difference if the plane could climb 50fpm or sink 50fpm in still air. My point exactly. Stefan 
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