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Old Oct 10, 2012, 06:10 PM
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You should stand on the roof when flying so you can see (and range) downwind! ;-)

Do you use the furnace for lift on cold, calm days?
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Old Oct 11, 2012, 01:58 PM
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Hi,
we have a riding pasture that I want to use as a glider field.
It's an open area about 800' x 400'. The 800' side has trees on either end. The 400' side has 3' fences with lot's of open space on the either side.
The one problem I can see is that the 800' side has a power line that cuts about 100' off the length. It wouldn't be a problem flying over it, but it does cut into my available length to use a hi-start.
So, I'm wondering if 700' is enough distance to use a hi-start.

Thx
I suspect it may be sacrilege to some, but considering putting the winch in the nose? Electric motor, folding prop and have a great time...

Scott
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