Phil,

Thank you for the picture. It must have been taken in California. Look at
that earth quake fault line on the mountain in the background!

When I purchased my first Schreder designed sailplane about 10 years ago, it
was hard to find any detailed information. The site was started about a
year before Dick's death. The foundation was taken from a folder of
documents provided by Dick's wife Angie. Through the contributions of Angie
and other owners http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder has grown to a little
over 100 meg of data. The Schreder sailplane community is also served by
the hp-gliders Yahoo news group.
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hp-gliders/)

The possibilities of the new small jets has not been lost by Schreder
sailplane owners. Personally, I would like a retractable system that would
provide enough power to self-launch from a 6,000 MSL (Mackay, Idaho)
airfield on 90 degree day (early August.) It may be some time before such a
dream is feasible. (http://www.soaridaho.com/photogallery/Mackay_2006/)

Wayne
HP-14 "6F"


"Phil" wrote in message
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Hy Wayne,

I thank you, but this link goe directly to my web site.
I knew your Web site. It is very interesting, because very complete and
detailed. Congratulations.
For the Prue 205, I don't know if its engine allowed "self-launching".

I attach a photo of our own 1951 (self-launch) Fouga sylphe.

Friendly

Philippe
www.minijets.org

"Wayne Paul" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Phil,

Here is a link; however, the pictures are small.
http://www.minijets.org/model_p215_main.html

Maybe something like that would convert my HP-14 to a "self-launch"
sailplane.

Wayne
HP-14 "6F"
http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder


"Phil" wrote in message
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I am searching photos or informations about Prue 215A (1976-1978 ?) all
metal 12 m saiplane
powered with an auxiliary Dreher TJD-76 Baby mamba tubojet (55 lb st).

Many thanks,

Philippe BEZARD
www.minijets.org