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which sailplane to start again?



 
 
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Old February 21st 06, 07:52 AM
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Default which sailplane to start again?

I received my glider rating back in the 80's but didnt do much with it (have been flying tailwheel and floats).

Now I would like to start up again, and live in SF.

What do you recommend for a sailplane? Any good places?

And this whole motorized or self start didnt exist when I got my rating. Are these just as much fun? Is there one you would recommend?

thanks,
 




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