9000 ft no wind launch, wingovers, no wind landing
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@airjunkieadam Thanks for replying, I was always curious about that. I hope that you have happy flights and landings!!
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Dude... that was awesome. Love it.
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@willswingwilly1950 Thanks for the compliment! Come visit Steamboat Springs sometime and you'll see trees at over 10,000 feet.
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change your title to 3000 feet , a launch at 9000 feet dos not show any gras or trees ....! The weird bump must be from the VG , nice landing !
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Nice landing! That pop has got me scratching my head too mate...wtf?
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Nice flight, do you land at Steamboat regularly, because I love watching you guys land.
vincesabin 7 months ago
@vincesabin I don't live in Steamboat anymore, but if you keep a close eye out for gliders circling above Mt. Werner usually between 12-4pm there's a good chance they will land at whistler park. There are usually more pilots on the weekend too.
airjunkieadam 7 months ago
@airjunkieadam I was there all of last week. My house is right by Whistler Park. They flew 6 out of 7 days. I talked with one guy, and I think that he touched 16,000 feet! I figured out that if the wind is going north or south, they land at Whistler, but if the wind is coming out of the west, they land by Haymaker Golf Course...Is this true?
vincesabin 7 months ago
@vincesabin Yeah 16k+ is is definitely doable in Steamboat on a good day, that place has epic soaring! What they told you is true, they try not to land at whistler if it's strong west because the trees upwind by the creek can create some nasty air to land in. If the winds are switchy or light, there's a good chance they'll still land there.
airjunkieadam 7 months ago
Impressive flying. I was as puzzled as y'all with what that random pop was. strange
JDegtoff 1 year ago
@JDegtoff Someone mentioned to me in PM that it was probably me flying back through my wake, and I think they're probably right
airjunkieadam 7 months ago