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Old October 18th 12, 03:32 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Chris Nicholas[_2_]
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Default PowerFLARM leeching comments

When the first vario was put into a glider, it presumably gave the pilot a
competitive advantage.


So does every move forward in soaring and cruising performance.


Then came flight computers.


With GPS, another competitive advantage arose for those who had it.


Radio and team flying was another instance.


Before long, there will be UAVs flying around, quite possibly using thermal
detection and perhaps broadcasting for the benefit of other UAVs where
there are thermals and what their strength is. if we could latch onto that
data, it could transform cross-country flying.


No good trying to stop progress, in my opinion. Live with it.


Chris N


 




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