>>5 replies and nobody wants to say what they personally try to do or why.

I fly with the string pointing slightly out of the turn. I do this
because the glider seems to balance nicely that way and require less
control input. I don't think the glider climbs any more slowly because
of this.

SFAIK, the original theory and article was written by Holighaus K.

www.wisoar.org/Documents/Holighaus - Thermalling Efficiency.pdf

However, I only would use that as a justification for thermalling with
the yaw string not centred :-)

In any published photographs, where the yaw string is not central, I'd
normally correct so people don't moan.

D
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