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Old April 2nd 04, 11:08 PM
Erik Bennekou
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Default SolarCell Panel for gliders

Hi

I am looking for a solarcell panel for my LS1.

Sometime ago (+6 mdr.), I did read about an extrem slim solarcell, witch was
mounted on the back of a glider. Now, I can not find the information.

Does anyone know technical informations, and/or where to buy slim- and
effective solarcells?

I Just been in Norway at "Extreme Altitude Challenge in Norway in March
2004", flying in Waves upto 6.670 m.
See my pictures at: http://www.privat.eb-data.dk/indexV2004.html

Safe landings,
Erik Bennekou,
DK-Copenhagen,
LS1-0 OY-MMX "28",
build #2 in 1968


 




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