Introduction to Slope Soaring

Why fly without a motor? Motors can be fun, but it can be thrilling to soar without one. Soaring becomes a “game,” testing your skill in a constantly changing aerial environment. This experience is

Once a winning design is chosen, it is time to start refining. Without being too critical, point out areas where major design flaws are present. Common areas to improve include stubby wings

Originally by Dean Pappas for Sport Aviator Sealing the hinge gaps is important. It is one of the simplest things in the world to do, and it can fix all kinds of problems. Note: Some older planes that