snip > I can only put my experience at Lake Keepit down to > > 1. Not doing the flying (and then being too sick to even consider it) > 2. Not being used to sustained high G when thermalling (rather than > occasional G when doing aeros) > 3. Being more than a bit "swivel-headed" while keeping an eye on all the > other gliders in the gaggles (a first time experience for me) > 4. Trying to get some good air-to-air photos at the same time (just to add > to the workload and disorientation for me) - hopefully Anne Elliott can use > a few for Soaring Australia to accompany an article on the comps. > 5. Maybe being a bit dehydrated (though I thought I was fairly right before > I flew) > 6. Having a tummy upset coming on from some other cause and gliding was > just the last thing I needed - a few people at Keepit mentioned the day > after my flight that they had a bit of a tummy upset too. >
I see you do not blame it on the pilot doing uncoordinated turns. :-) When my occasional AEF passenger gets sick, I always wonder whether I could have kept the yaw string tamed better. :-)) PeterS _______________________________________________ Aus-soaring mailing list [email protected] To check or change subscription details, visit: http://lists.internode.on.net/mailman/listinfo/aus-soaring
