@Mark KennyI think I just saw one of your vids there too. Or maybe it was a guy with same name.. Are u Irish by any chance? Just curious, it's a very common name here an in the uk

@тαρ мє αи∂ ѕєχ ωιтн мє Mia I've never flown any large distance. However, you always need to keep a landing zone in sight that you can make a glide to. So you are constantly keeping an eye on the terrain for that. That keeps you familiar with where you were and where you are heading. Also almost everyone flies with a flight computer that tracks your position, altitude, speed, direction etc. Most even have a map like a navigator for your car. You can even plan a flight path that way.

DON'T FUCK AROUND AND GO DO IT

I’m thinking about it too, but the gliders seem pretty expensive.

go make it happen its a bit expensive upfront but once youre trained up and have a glider its pretty cheap

@@saleplains ditto!

@@nicholasplesko533 They are not. You can find used beginner gliders for less than an iphone. And although 5-10k for a new one seems like a lot, they can last several decades if well maintained. I own a wing made in 1992 still going strong. My main wing is from 2013.

Thanks a lot!

Why don't you fly?

There's plenty of telemetry programs you can run from a simple phone that will show all that, complete with 3d recording of flight path.

It really is!