Soaring a Flylight Dragon (and a low save!)

Having fun with the Flylight Dragon / Aeros Combat wing, and why it's always a good idea to have a landing field in range!

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

Very nice save. Gliding approaches are all about judging heights and distances.

[@BlueMax333]

skillful flying!

[@Cee64E]

You could also use a fuel bulb primer.

[@mickbroom]

Looks like fun but your mum says should she worry and when are you going for a proper job?

[@kotsmih8546]

Very good handling.I am also about to install the polini thor 250 on my single trike.How does polini work out so far?.Did you have any problems?.I liked the propeller brake option. Can you please tell me where could get it? So far I could not find at internet.Have good flights.Costas from Greece.

[@evanhokier5058]

So, that's how you do it without crashing! I really must have another go...

[@kindamess1]

getting back up from 600ft just by thermalling is impressive. No way I could do that and I have the Combat Dragonfky too. Mind you my Bailey 4 stroke would probably have restarted aeven after 45 minutes off

[@BlackxLight]

How do you find the Bailey 4 stroke? It seems they are not being put in the machines lately, like the V-light in Australia. I am wondering why. Is it price or do the Bailey have a high engine out rate? Thanks. (I am in the market and would prefer a 4 stroke.)

[@gmoac]

no problem, start flying again...

[@briantbradshaw3071]

Are they nice to fly ???

[@FunFlyingGlobal]

Yes, they're lovely. Most of the flying experience in these things is dependant on the wing, and the Combat is nicely balanced and very efficient.

[@waynejones3428]

😵

[@DirkHav]

Never trust a 2-stroke. And makes so much noise.