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Old April 11th 09, 09:28 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
The Real Doctor
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Default Winch Signals

On 9 Apr, 22:00, John Galloway wrote:

Take up slack = 3 words
All Out = 2 words
Stop = 1 word


The point of the different number of words is rather lost at clubs
which use "take up slack take up slack take take up slack all out all
out all out all out all out"

Nowadays the pilot does not call launch commands. When he has accepted a
cable attachment he is deemed to be ready to launch and the the wing
runner (or a designated other) is responsible for making the calls
properly.


Yeah, but that'll be changed again next time someone wants to make a
name for themselves in the BGA.

Ian
 




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