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Old April 5th 05, 12:57 AM
Alan Meyer
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"Ludovic Launer" wrote in message
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Hi

I have a Winter vario, which is works OK, but I find the indication a little
jumpy...


Ludovic,

It would be very interesting to see if your thermalling
improves, gets worse, or is unchanged after removing
the quick response from the vario.

I have no trouble thermalling with my smooth acting
mechanical vario, but I think my "jumpy" electric vario
shows me more about the shape of the thermal I'm
in than my mechanical vario.

Alan


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Old April 5th 05, 07:26 AM
Ludovic Launer
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Hi,


It would be very interesting to see if your thermalling
improves, gets worse, or is unchanged after removing
the quick response from the vario.


Pilot "satisfaction" will be greater, thus making him happier + mode
confident in his instruments - improvement !

I have no trouble thermalling with my smooth acting
mechanical vario, but I think my "jumpy" electric vario
shows me more about the shape of the thermal I'm
in than my mechanical vario.


You're right, and that's what I'm aiming at: a fast response electric vario
(which is OK as it is now), and a smoother mechanical vario.

Ludovic


 




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