Re: Glider curious

Cats <ramwater@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in news:a45364ea-e5a3-4d46-a63a-61267eb4a430
@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Jun 29, 12:53 am, Clark <c...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Certificated PP taking my first glider ride tomorrow. Not ready to go 
ove
> r to
>> the unpowered side but glider curious enough to take a lesson.
>>
>> Supposed to take 3 or so rides in a 2-33. If I was prepping for a ride 
in
>  an
>> unfam aircraft I'd make a list of V speeds and pay attention to
anything 
> new.
>> About all I've done for the glider ride is peruse the FAA glider 
handbook
> .
>>
>> What should I know about the 2-33?
>>
> 
> Your instructor will know everything you need to know about it and
> will brief you.  Enjoy the rides, and remember you have feet on the
> end of your legs and will need to use them to produce co-ordinated
> turns.
> 
> 
Of course the instructor should know everything I need to know. If I can 
learn a few im****tant bits beforehand then I'm better prepared for the 
lesson and maximize my benefit.

There are many different learning styles. If I can read it and work
through 
things before doing it then I retain much better than just going out, 
hearing it and then doing it.

Thanks for the info folks. 


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