With a clear sky and the wind forecast to swing into the east there was great expectation for a good flying day with several private gliders coming out for an airing.
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Private gliders come out for an airing |
The launch point was busy throughout the day as pilots searched and searched for the elusive wave / thermals without too much success.
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Busy Launchpoint |
Don took the SF27 up for a “quick test flight” gave a soaring demonstration on the north ridge landing after 35 minutes. How does he do that?
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Don Puttock in the SF27. |
So what did we achieve. Well, 46 launches including first flights on type for Matthew Wiles ( SF27 ) and Richard Williamson ( K6), 3 air experience flights and a lot of pilots with smiles on their faces.
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Matthew tries out the SF27 for size prior to his first flight on type |
Thanks Sandra for the information and pictures, and Scratch and Rick for the great winch driving.
Steve
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