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March 23rd 05, 04:17 PM
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I wonder if the wing rock signal might be best not
used for the same reason it is never used for winch launching. If you are slow do you really want to be applying aileron to rock the wings? At 14:30 23 March 2005, Mike The Strike wrote: Let me try again - for some reason the Google version got my post out of order. Here's the main thrust of my post - has any glider pilot ever successfully used the wing rock signal to speed up a towplane that was flying dangerously slowly? Is this a signal that has migrated from winch launching and is it useful? Mike 
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