Flying MacCready What Do The Numbers Tell Us?.

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Flying MacCready What Do The Numbers Tell Us?

Glider Wing Designed for 1 G MacCready flight takes glider out of optimum “bucket” straight path MacCready path _ + _

Flight Path Is Longer For a 500’ pull up over 4000’ distance, add 125’ If 40 pull ups + 40 push overs then flight is 10,000 ‘ longer which = 2 minutes or 11 pts/day 500 ft

Inertial & Instrument Lag Conspire Against Theory thermal 90mph 2 secs (264 ft) 60 mph 6 secs (570 ft) reaction sink 40 mph reaction 2 secs (116 ft) Due to instrument lag, pilot is fooled into thinking s/he was in lift longer than s/he actually was.

MacCready Flying Requires Attention That Could Otherwise Be Applied to: Navigation - Least sink route Lift detection - clouds, gaggles Avoiding mid-air collisions

Speed vs Climb Rate

Modified MacCready Initiate pull up according to seat-of- the-pants Use a diluted or averaged flight path For known lift (clouds, gaggles, etc.), pull up prior to thermal so transit is slow Fly inter-thermal speed according to: thermal strength, height of thermal, altitude of glider, outlook ahead.

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