Solo-pilot site note

Bar / Vrsuta is a broad coastal movement note with access and landing checks.

Use this note for confirmed Vrsuta parameters before current road, landing, wind, and briefing context decide the plan.

Short answer: Bar / Vrsuta is a coastal mountain site between Sutomore and Crmnica, with GPS 42.1533, 19.0855, elevation around 1133 m, and S / SE / SW wind logic. It belongs in the broader coastal movement pattern because access, return, and landing confirmation matter.

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Why this is a useful start

Why this page helps

This note preserves Vrsuta as a solo-pilot coastal mountain reference.

The preserved data includes access sequence, GPS, elevation, wind, and landing references.

The note keeps rough final access and landing confirmation visible.

Confirmed technical reference

  • Place note: Bar / Vrsuta
  • Pattern: broader coastal movement pattern
  • Location context: coastal mountain between Sutomore and Crmnica
  • Access reference: Sutorman Pass, then rougher final section toward take-off
  • Elevation reference: about 1133 m
  • Altitude difference reference: about 1133 m
  • Average flight reference: about 7 km / 20 min
  • GPS: 42.1533, 19.0855
  • Flyable wind directions: S / SE / SW
  • Landing references: Bar city stadium or adjacent meadow

Operational caution

The final access section and landing references need current confirmation.

This note preserves site parameters; it does not confirm road condition, landing availability, or whether the day is appropriate for a given pilot.

How to use this note

Use this as a preserved technical reference before asking for current local briefing. Because Vrsuta links coast and mountain, the useful question is not whether the view is strong, but whether access, wind, retrieve, and landing are current enough for the specific pilot and day.

Quick answers

Quick answers

What wind directions are preserved for Vrsuta?

S / SE / SW.

Why is this not a simple coastal note?

Because access from Sutorman Pass, landing choices, and return logistics are part of the practical read.

Does this note confirm landing availability?

No. It preserves landing references that still require current confirmation.

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