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In flight, the MAESTRO 2 light can now be accelerated by pushing the speed bar, which results in a reduction of the angle of attack
and as a consequence an increase of airspeed. The speed increase compared to trim speed is about 15 - 17km/h.
The use of the accelerator is useful to penetrate against the wind or to make more distance in a certain time during XC flights.
Attention:
Braking during the accelerated flight not only costs a lot of gliding performance, but as well increases instability and may lead to
collapses! Always release the speed bar before pulling the brakes! Many pilots who fly with a wrap/half-warp oen push bar like
this and inadvertently apply some brakes during accelerated flight.
To turn, simply shi weight, or push the speed bar asymmetrically. (If you push the right side further, the wing will perform a le
turn.) You may also turn with a ʻsmart riserʼ like our R07 riser with the C handles.
Geometric data of the accelerator
If the entire available accelerator travel is used, the A-risers shorten by 18cm or 20cm compared to the C-risers, depending on size:
see technical data.
Flying with the R07 riser: usage of the C handle:
The MAESTRO 2 light can optionally be equipped with the new R07 riser. This offers an ergonomically optimized position of the C
handle.
In this arrangement, the clean change in the angle of attack can be operated very effortlessly in every flight position.
-not only in straight flight!
The riser is very spartan and clearly designed.
By using the highest quality ball bearing rollers, it runs very easily.
The development goal was a very pleasant and intuitive operation.
The central Edelrid 8001U-800 line can be easily replaced by a competent person or dealer.

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