A comment on DS. It seems to me that years and years ago I found a
discussion of dynamic soaring in one of Reichmann's writings. Only in this
case the discussion was about full scale soaring pilots who had used a wind
gradient at altitude to fly for prolonged periods of time.  What is needed
is a wind speed gradient and a way to explore that gradient. The first does
not need to be slope generated, and the second is a flying technique.
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Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2001 11:04 AM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Frontside DS?


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> We have a similar thing which we DS foamies in...
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> The ditch is about 6ft deep and the front to back distance is about 20ft
> There is just enough room to DS foamies in it. But this is dark side DS.
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> Ade
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> > We have a slope here that has a big notch in front of it about 70 ft
> > from the top, the valley floor is about 800ft down. In "just" the right
> > conditions you can stand behind the lip (of the notch) and feel no
> > breeze. I have played in this area with foamies but haven't got it to
> > work properly yet. When I've tried with something more appropriate the
> > wind hasn't cooperated.
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