Soaring 101 An Introduction to Soaring Flight Scott Alexander, Wolf River, TN.

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Soaring 101 An Introduction to Soaring Flight Scott Alexander, Wolf River, TN

Fundamentals History Records Sport Gallery Outline

Fundamentals: Forces

Fundamentals: Performance Glide Ratio Forward/Down AirSpeed/SinkRate Lift/Drag

Fundamentals: Energy No engine No energy in fuel tank Altitude = potential energy Air Speed = kinetic energy Drag force saps energy (altitude) Always sinking relative to the air Rising air lifts the glider - "fuels it up" Must harvest energy where you find it

Fundamentals: Controls Ailerons = Bank = Turn Elevator = Pitch = Speed Rudder = Yaw = Align Fuselage

Fundamentals: lift Ridge Lift Thermals Wave Other Mike Abernathy and Brian Resor

Fundamentals: Ridge lift

Fundamentals: Ridge lift

Fundamentals: Thermals

Flight Basics: Thermals

Fundamentals: Wave Lift

Fundamentals: Wave Lift

Fundamentals: Other Lift netchicken Barry Slade, Australia Morning Glory Gravity Waves

Fundamentals: Other Lift Sea Breeze Front

Fundamentals: Other Lift Sea Breeze Front marathi.wunderground.com

Fundamentals: launching Bungee Launch Ground Launch Aero Tow Launch pernickexag.livejournal.com

Fundamentals: Self launching

Fundamentals: Self launching

Fundamentals: Landing Out

Fundamentals Basics History Records Sport Gallery Outline ijustwanttofly.com

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post 1969 Otto Lilienthal quest.arc.nasa.gov

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post 1969 Horton IV

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post 1969 Horton IV

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post 1969 Wood, Metal, Fabric Construction

Soaring History Earliest Gliders Wright Brothers Versailles Treaty World War II Post War Post 1969 Composite Construction Glide Ratios > 40:1 Scott Alexander, Wolf River, TN

Fundamentals Basics History Records Sport Gallery Outline

Soaring Records: Altitude Steve Fossett: 50,671 ft (2010, Wave)

Soaring Records: Distance Klaus Ohlmann: 1,870 mi (2011, Wave)

Soaring Records: Duration *Duration records no longer kept, too dangerous. Charles Atger: 56:15* (1952, France)

Soaring Records: Glide Ratio Eta Glider: 72:1

Fundamentals Basics History Records Sport Gallery Outline

Soaring Sport Training (dual) Solo Soaring Private License Local Soaring Cross-Country Records Competition

Fundamentals Basics History Records Sport Gallery Outline Coleen Koenig

Ground Handling

Launch Grid

Waiting My Turn

Ground Crew

Preparing for launch

Ground Roll

On Tow

Oops!

Camaraderie

Helena Bridge

Marks, MS

Sharing a Thermal

Joining the Thermal

Cockpit View

Land Out

A Sport For Families

A Sport For Women

A Sport For Men

Video Clip from Competition Flight

Further Reading Richard Lancaster, Principles Of Glider Flight: Glider Flying Manual: Mississippi State University Soaring Club: Memphis Soaring Society:

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The End Jim Hendrix