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March 10th 06, 01:56 AM
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final glide estimates
Newbie help required!
Lets suppose I am on a shallow final glide, 60k out in my 40:1 ship, cruising at 60 knots. Recent thermals have been at least 5 knots and I am coming into some big lift. For the discussion rough air Vne is 100 knots. What strength thermal should I take to increase finishing speed to Vne and how much (if any) time will this save me? How do I estimate this at the time? What is the latest point on track to take such a thermal? Thanks, Bagmaker 
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