26 slopes along the Jura mountain range (160 km @ 107 km/h)

On 31 August 2024 I was heading for Langenthal aerodrome to participate at the traditional airshow. My first flight at the airshow would take place the same day, without additional charging. I therefore had to get to Langenthal with minimum battery usage. Fortunately I only needed battery power for taxiing at Montricher and the initial 500 meter climb (4 minutes, 2 kWh). The rest of the flight was powered by Thermally Driven Slope Winds (#TDSW) on 26 slopes along the Jura mountain range. The slope winds were generally rather weak, so the Macolin route on lower ridges had to be taken.
00:35 Slope 1: Mont Tendre
05:25 Slope 2: Chatel
07:05 Slope 3: Cote de la Praz
11:35 Slope 4: Combe au Clerc
14:00 Slope 5: Le Suchet
17:50 Slope 6: Mont de Baulmes
19:30 Slope 7: Mauborget
24:55 Slope 8: Mont Aubert
28:00 Slope 9: Montagne de Boudry
33:45 Slope 10: Tablettes
34:45 Slope 11: Mont Racine
41:00 Slope 12: Chaumont
46:50 Slope 13: Serroue
48:30 Slope 14: Chatillon
52:30 Slope 15: Macolin
58:30 Slope 16: Bösingeberg
1:02:45 Slope 17: Grenchenberg
1:07:10 Slope 18: Hasenmatt
1:09:30 Slope 19: Weissenstein
1:12:30 Slope 20: Chambenflüe
1:14:00 Slope 21: Schatteberg
1:16:30 Slope 22: Hällchöpfli
1:18:45 Slope 23: Roggen
1:22:00 Slope 24: Höchi-Flue
1:25:00 Slope 25: Homberg
1:27:30 Slope 26: Dotteberg