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Do not fly over water, between trees or power lines and other places where engine
failure will leave you helpless, always make sure you have possibility for emergency
landing.
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Mind the turbulence caused by other gliders or even by yourself, especially when
flying low.
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It is not
recommended
to let go of the brakes below 100 meters, because a possible
power unit malfunction may require immediate attention
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In general never trust your engine, as it can stop at any moment. Always fly
prepared for engine failure.
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Do not fly with tail wind at low altitudes,- it narrows your options !
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Do not wait for the problem to grow - any change of engine sound or a vibration
may indicate a problem. You'll never know until you land and check it out!
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Be certain of your navigation
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Remember that not everyone is fond of your engine noise.
