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i am happy with the sounding !<br />
As a glider pilot, i am interested in the lapse rate as a number.<br />
So everytime, i manualy calculate the number of degrees temperatureloss/100m.<br />
Is there a possiblity, when we hoover on the ELR-curve, that we see the number, for - 0.8°C/100m?<br />
With that number, i know what to expect for thermalstrength .</p>
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<p dir="auto">This would be very helpful !<br />
Greatings Johan Job.</p>
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