Monday's CORRECT 9p ET flight: West Patagonia
Bret Hess
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Carlos Miralles
Brett, et al,
Attached is a flight plan Dirk D came up with a while ago that was very different than our usual tasks but a lot of fun with 3 to 8 people or flying against your own prior saved flight tracks (ghosts). Something like formula 1 racing on ridges with a lot more strategy involved. Might be interesting for the gang to do something different?
It’s short, just over 20 minutes if you are really fast, more like 30 minutes the first time. Landscape is Arizona2 but location is Hurricane, UT. Air start on the ridge en mass, your clock starts when you go through the gate. Suggest using the JS3-18 wet. Must have gates visible. From the initial point, just dive down through the gate without ripping wings off.
I’ve included three of my last attempts to go faster for use as ghost plane examples – try to keep up! The ghosts will start after a few seconds.
Carlos
Carlos Miralles
Sorry, gave you EB29 ghosts (about same times around course as the JS3-18, the JS3-15 is slower). I think 2 of the attachments are 18m. Some have slightly different airborne start heights so load the ghosts with same class and start turned off (unchecked) in the NOTAMS tab.