Tomo
You are right in what you say, better off having more hours under your belt with the instructor.
I did not expect to go solo on Sat but it was such a nice day and curcuits beforehand were good, so it just happened and as you say once you can judge where the ground is it just seems to click.
Would like to do a bit more with the instructor before the next solo, want to do some more stalls etc just to get more practice.
Would sooner do them with him rather than get myself into a situation where I have to get out of a spin or a stall.
I would expect that I would need to do another 5 hours of solo and maybe 2-3 with him before I would be happy getting my licence.
Guess we will see what happens.
We usually have a lot of wind here in Deniliqun but the last couple of weekends that I have flown it has been really good.
The weekend of the Echuca Airshow I was away and it was not a good weekend at all.
I think now Tomo that we may start to relax a bit and enjoy the scenery as our training progresses.
cheers
Bruce