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Earlier, Richard Isakson wrote:
I've often wondered if there's enough lift on one side of a jet stream to hold up a glider. It's been two or three decades, but I know I've seen an article in Soaring or Technical Soaring that discusses the feasability of a related soaring flight technique. Specifically, the article suggested a theoretically feasable technique involving maneuvers in the shear zone at the edge of the jet stream. I remember thinking that it was one of those "sure, it works in theory..." kinds of things. Thanks, Bob K. http://www.hpaircraft.com |
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