>Use a Javelin throw, and enough "up" preset on a spring-loaded toggle switch >to
>rotate HARD from the near-level or slightly down angle you release the
>plane at, to vertical as instantly as possible. The plane should "park"
>nearly over your head, NOT out in front (much).
You want to pull up
I'm a newish up-chucker, but my take would be to get out to a flying field or to a
glider meet and watch. Get with someone who does hand-launch and get coaching. Look
at all the videos you can (my 3-R tape is on order) and above all practice, practice,
practice.
Go back and wade thru the ar
John Roe wrote:
> Use a Javelin throw, and enough "up" preset on a spring-loaded
> toggle switch to rotate HARD from the near-level or slightly down
> angle you release the plane at, to vertical as instantly as possible.
> The plane should "park" nearly over your head, NOT out in front (much).
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