Welcome to xcbase!
This is mostly a style guide.
When you are turning in a thermal, you should always hunt for the core on the upwind side. This is due to staying closer to the core when going upwind, so you enter the core higher.
Paragliding is all about techincal perfection, smooth glides, clean landings, stuff, strikethrough, and a link.
H1 — Main Heading
H2 — Section Heading
H3 — Subsection
H4 — Small Heading
H5 — Tiny Heading
H6 — Microscopic Heading
Lists
Unordered list
- Item one
- Item two
- Nested item
- Nested item
- Item three
Ordered list
- First item
- Second item
- Nested item
- Nested item
- Third item
When you are turning in a thermal, you should always hunt for the core on the upwind side. This is due to staying closer to the core when going upwind, so you enter the core higher.
Late afternoon thermal climb just before the wind switch.
When you are turning in a thermal, you should always hunt for the core on the upwind side. This is due to staying closer to the core when going upwind, so you enter the core higher.
| Year | Wing | Harness | Airtime |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Niviuk Ikuma 3 | Skywalk RXA 3 | 30 hours |
| 2025 | Phi Tenor Light | Skywalk RXA 3 | 19 hours |
| 2024 | Phi Tenor Light | Ozone Ozium | 21 hours |
When you are turning in a thermal, you should always hunt for the core on the upwind side. This is due to staying closer to the core when going upwind, so you enter the core higher.
Blockquote
This is a blockquote.
It can span multiple lines.
It should look intentional, not like broken text.
Thermals are usually strongest above the main ridge line. Once you get high enough, you should transition there.