What minimum power setting is designated for wing-waggle in high areas?

The minimum power setting designated for wing-waggle in high areas is 55-60%. This power setting is sufficient to maintain the aircraft's performance and control while conducting the maneuver. It ensures that the aircraft has enough thrust to counteract any changes in airspeed that might occur during the wing-waggle, allowing for a stable position and effective communication with the formation. This is crucial in maneuvering flight, as proper power settings help maintain optimal altitude and coordination among the flight members. The higher range within this setting provides additional margin for performance as variations in lift and drag may require adjustments in power. Understanding these parameters is essential for safe and effective execution of formation flying techniques.