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July 27th 20, 01:05 PM
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Are areas of sink modeled well in Condor2?
Question for those of you who fly with Oudie and Condor2:
While sink near thermals seem to be modeled well in Condor2, some people in our club do not think that Condor models areas of sink outside of thermals (between clouds) very well. In other words, when they fly cross-country in real life with Oudie/Oudie2, they get much more sink during cruise than they do when flying that same cross-country in Condor2 with Oudie2. They compensate for this in various ways in their Oudie/Oudie2 settings. Is this true in your experience as well? Ben Ethridge 
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