Outdoor wind tunnel

[rckclmber75 0]

And what if you're a student having spinning/stability issues? I want to work out the basics before spending more time sitting at the DZ waiting to load, to then have about 35seconds to both complete the dive flow AND correct stability problems and still possibly fail the dive?

I am driving from SW ohio, which places AAC about 4hours closer than XP (and less expensive, both in fuel and cost to fly). Can I receive good instruction at AAC to help fix my problem, or is it really just good for the experienced?

[cbuilder 0]

take $150, (15min) of fly time, with in 5 mins you will have total control. The inst. will watch and tell you your errors and how to fix them. When lift tickets went up, i started bodyflying, minus the pc ride down, it is a good fix.

[Rstanley0312 0]

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And what if you're a student having spinning/stability issues? I want to work out the basics before spending more time sitting at the DZ waiting to load, to then have about 35seconds to both complete the dive flow AND correct stability problems and still possibly fail the dive?

I am driving from SW ohio, which places AAC about 4hours closer than XP (and less expensive, both in fuel and cost to fly). Can I receive good instruction at AAC to help fix my problem, or is it really just good for the experienced?

AAC would work for you but you would get better perspective at Paraclete bc you have the walls as reference points. If you drive to NC it will be more gas and more $ for tunnel time though.....

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[Bowen 0]

That tunnel is a lot of fun to fly. the location is beautiful and you get to meet people that helped pioneer the sport.

-Bowen

Retired Tunnel Instructor, Sky/Tunnel Coach

Former dealer for 2k Composites, Skysystems, Alti-2, Wings