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![]() We tried it a few times at Booker years back. *As mentioned elsewhere, the glider goes into low-tow and lands before the tow-plane. *Not that difficult but certainly not that safe and easy. * I tried it once, while at Tehachapi with no lift and nothing else to do. It was part of their training program. The glider stayed in high tow, not low. The thinking was, why do something unusual along with an emergency. Open spoilers, slip as necessary, follow the towplane down a shallow pattern, land normally, i.e. after the towplane. It was very uneventful, but an experienced towpilot and a long runway probably had a lot to do with that. John Cochrane BB |
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