cdfigueredo
Elite member
Hello, family.
The truth is that these days it has been doing a bad weather with winds between 10 and 25 km/h, maybe more. So much for getting my little planes in the air. In fact, my new Tundra is waiting for the weather to improve before it's maiden. The point is that I really don't know when the situation will improve, and I haven't been able to fly for two months now. I'd like to have a plan B for the windy days.
I've been reading that the slope soaring is a good option for windy days, however I don't have any coastline or cliffs near the house, and the only hill I have access to is full of trees and shrubs on much of it. I have also seen some videos of DLGs being flown on the plain or even in the city with success.
Can anyone recommend a plane that can fly in strong winds and have some fun without fear of breaking or losing it? I can't buy online, so it would be a scratch build.
Thank you in advance
The truth is that these days it has been doing a bad weather with winds between 10 and 25 km/h, maybe more. So much for getting my little planes in the air. In fact, my new Tundra is waiting for the weather to improve before it's maiden. The point is that I really don't know when the situation will improve, and I haven't been able to fly for two months now. I'd like to have a plan B for the windy days.
I've been reading that the slope soaring is a good option for windy days, however I don't have any coastline or cliffs near the house, and the only hill I have access to is full of trees and shrubs on much of it. I have also seen some videos of DLGs being flown on the plain or even in the city with success.
Can anyone recommend a plane that can fly in strong winds and have some fun without fear of breaking or losing it? I can't buy online, so it would be a scratch build.
Thank you in advance