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There are also terrain and weather conditions. Typically it is very hard to glide at night since a large part of gliding is the air movement caused by local an
by dghlsakjg 4y ago
There are also terrain and weather conditions.
Typically it is very hard to glide at night since a large part of gliding is the air movement caused by local and regional thermal differences.
Ardupilot (or one of its offshoots, I can't recall exactly) does have a lift detecting autopilot in beta. I don't know how it works with a specific route, but it seems to lock in thermals pretty well.