--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "doctorgonzo788"
<doctorgonzo788_at_...> wrote:
>
> This is where I see a huge advantage in low ceilings. For
instance, I
> couldn't JL my Micro-Poker (2g) in Cat I but I sure can DL it, or
an
> even lighter model.
>
> Chris
> Moving to Colorado Springs!
>
Dear Doctor Gonzo,
Congratulations on moving to the land of milk and honey........and
when it thaws out, you'll see how great it is.
How is it that you can DL a glider with a wing so fragile at the
tip? I would think the launch would need to be very precisely on
plane to avoid any racking of the tip and destroying the model.
Otherwise getting a very light IDHLG glider to the roof would
threaten existing records and is an exciting idea.
I noticed that your DLG at the Colorado Springs Auditorium was
launched left and transitioned to a left glide. This is opposite of
my outdoor FFDLG which is left/right. What is your rationale for
this?
Regards, Randy
Received on Sat Feb 03 2007 - 07:27:19 CET
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