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Page 1: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 2: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 3: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 4: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 5: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 6: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 7: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 8: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 9: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 10: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 11: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 12: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 13: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 14: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 15: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes
Page 16: RC Soaring Digest magazine · 40 or 50 feet high, but since the wind comes in over the water (less tur- bulence), it can generate a good amount of lift for a small slope. Most planes