beamer3.6m

Well, having taken a step I to the world of DLG and up to this point having always been able to rely upon a motor to get me out of trouble I feel that I have made some inroads towards mastering this art.

My launches are pretty good. The glider does not feel under stress as it leaves my hands and I seem to be able catch it too!

I have a long way to go but I think this video shows what can be achieved in a short amount of time.

This is my third flying session. 1st was major crash, 2nd was testing the crash damage/repairs, this is the 3rd:

https://youtu.be/rpWRRpijq9c

moparbob498

Very cool..., I also am just getting back into it, & had a catastrophic crash due to side draft + noob = ����

beamer3.6m

It happens. Crashing is part of the hobby. I also find it makes you a better flyer and also gives good indication as to how the glider works as you rebuild it.

Keep up the practice.

flyboy2610

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That's what practice is all about. Do the same thing over and over.