Tentoes Well-Known Member May 3, 2018 #1 Funny how the wind speed is directly related to the charge in my batteries.
Gyro Doctor Electronics Tech for over 45 years May 4, 2018 #2 Tentoes said: Funny how the wind speed is directly related to the charge in my batteries. Click to expand... Works the same with "real" aircraft too. Fuel burn rates vary with the prevailing winds.
Tentoes said: Funny how the wind speed is directly related to the charge in my batteries. Click to expand... Works the same with "real" aircraft too. Fuel burn rates vary with the prevailing winds.
RENOV8R Well-Known Member May 4, 2018 #3 #1 rule of long-range flight, fly out into the wind. When you get the RTH warning, you know you've got plenty of juice to get back
#1 rule of long-range flight, fly out into the wind. When you get the RTH warning, you know you've got plenty of juice to get back
Rick M Absent-minded professor May 4, 2018 #4 I think he meant that as soon as he charges batteries, the wind kicks up.
RENOV8R Well-Known Member May 4, 2018 #5 Oh I get it now. However for me, my charge is directly proportional to the amount of rainfall to be received in the next hour.
Oh I get it now. However for me, my charge is directly proportional to the amount of rainfall to be received in the next hour.
Rick M Absent-minded professor May 4, 2018 #6 I discovered a law long ago...as far as I know this is an original: "The likelihood of an event occurring is inversely proportional to your preparedness for it".
I discovered a law long ago...as far as I know this is an original: "The likelihood of an event occurring is inversely proportional to your preparedness for it".
