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Old March 14th 07, 04:02 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
SAM AND LEIGH ZIMMERMAN
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Default cruise vs. climb article location

I am looking for an article from several years ago that discussed the
relative importance of climb rate as compared to speed to fly between
thermals. This was a fairly detailed comparison of percentage impact on net
speed, emphasizing that 5-10mph cruise errors was far less important than
selection and optimal use of best thermals. If anyone remembers where this
article is , I would appreciate your helping me find it. Thanks, SZ


 




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