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Whilst all this theory makes sense ---- to some, my
glider manual only has the single polar curve which itself is a guestimate from a comparison flight with a 16 metre Standard Cirrus B I like to keep my flying simple, John Delafields method works it is simple and in flight uncomplicated. I suspect the savings on drag produced by speeding up or slowing down with flaps in a negative, up, position is relatively small. Whereas putting flaps down at speed to slow down appears very inefficient. Still if you are happy with this loss of energy then fine. Dave Martin |
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