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Hopefully someone from Germany can help out. I'm in the
midst of a discussion with someone about the handicap for the SZD-55. The debate is on what reference weight is/was used for the handicap. The table I see from the DAEC includes reference weights for many ships, but not for the SZD-55. Can anyone tell me the reference weight used to establish the handicap? Danke, Erik Mann LS8-18 P3 |
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Don't know if this will help, but in the US our handicap
uses manufactures empty weight + 250 pounds (200 for pilot and chute & 50 for instruments, battery, o2, etc.) We list the SZD-55-1 at 740 pounds, so the EW would be 490. JJ At 12:36 06 August 2007, Papa3 wrote: Hopefully someone from Germany can help out. I'm in the midst of a discussion with someone about the handicap for the SZD-55. The debate is on what reference weight is/was used for the handicap. The table I see from the DAEC includes reference weights for many ships, but not for the SZD-55. Can anyone tell me the reference weight used to establish the handicap? Danke, Erik Mann LS8-18 P3 |
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Hey now! Don't go messing with the European handicap for the 55. It
ranks it the same as the much newer LS8 in the OLC at 1.08, something we 55 owners are all proud of! Why pay all that extra money if you do not have to? ;-) Bob On Aug 6, 8:34 am, Papa3 wrote: Hopefully someone from Germany can help out. I'm in the midst of a discussion with someone about the handicap for the SZD-55. The debate is on what reference weight is/was used for the handicap. The table I see from the DAEC includes reference weights for many ships, but not for the SZD-55. Can anyone tell me the reference weight used to establish the handicap? Danke, Erik Mann LS8-18 P3 |
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On Aug 6, 9:17 am, John Sinclair
wrote: Don't know if this will help, but in the US our handicap uses manufactures empty weight + 250 pounds (200 for pilot and chute & 50 for instruments, battery, o2, etc.) We list the SZD-55-1 at 740 pounds, so the EW would be 490. JJ At 12:36 06 August 2007, Papa3 wrote: Hopefully someone from Germany can help out. I'm in the midst of a discussion with someone about the handicap for the SZD-55. The debate is on what reference weight is/was used for the handicap. The table I see from the DAEC includes reference weights for many ships, but not for the SZD-55. Can anyone tell me the reference weight used to establish the handicap? Danke, Erik Mann LS8-18 P3- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi JJ, Thanks. I'm assuming the Germans and Brits do the same, but I want to get it (more or less) directly from the source. P3 |
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