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Old March 20th 06, 03:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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hi all, can anyabody tell me how big the cockpit of
the LS 1 is? if it won t aprox fit me ( 1 75 tall,
100 kg), then i won t bother to drive to germany to
have a look at one offered glider. thank you very much
in advance for your answers!

greetings from austria

martin



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Old March 20th 06, 03:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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I'm 1 76 tall and weighed in at around 105 kg when I flew my LS1 d.
lots of room in there but getting in and out with the fixed panel was a
skill that I would not like to repeat in a hurry. I think the LS 1 f's
had a modern style lifting canopy however.

Go look!

Ian

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Old March 20th 06, 05:04 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Hi!

nimbusgb wrote:

I'm 1 76 tall and weighed in at around 105 kg when I flew my LS1 d.
lots of room in there but getting in and out with the fixed panel was a
skill that I would not like to repeat in a hurry. I think the LS 1 f's
had a modern style lifting canopy however.


That's right, but the cockpit is smaller too. Cockpits of LS1 -0 to -e are
much roomier.

Greetings, Erik.

LS1-e, D-1210, 42.
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Old March 20th 06, 08:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Martin
You don't say which Version of the Ls1 you're looking
at, i have a 1F and find it a real pain 1.85m and 100kg.
I can and do fit on most things, but the 1F is the
only real squeeze for me

At 15:24 20 March 2006, Martin Kuehnl wrote:
hi all, can anyabody tell me how big the cockpit of
the LS 1 is? if it won t aprox fit me ( 1 75 tall,
100 kg), then i won t bother to drive to germany to
have a look at one offered glider. thank you very much
in advance for your answers!

greetings from austria

martin







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Old March 21st 06, 03:40 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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At 20:24 20 March 2006, Sleigh wrote:
Martin
You don't say which Version of the Ls1 you're looking
at, i have a 1F and find it a real pain 1.85m and 100kg.
I can and do fit on most things, but the 1F is the
only real squeeze for me


From Martin's posts elsewhere it's an LS1d, which has
a somewhat larger cockpit than the -f.



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Old March 22nd 06, 12:18 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Martin,

I am 183cm tall, and I am comfortable in the cockpit of my LS1c.
However, I am quite a bit lighter at 80kg. Make sure you are within the
load limit if you are 100kg.

A friend who is 191cm and about 95kg was able to fly my LS1c. I'm sure
you will fit, length-wise.

Regards
tf

191.
Martin Kuehnl wrote:
hi all, can anyabody tell me how big the cockpit of
the LS 1 is? if it won t aprox fit me ( 1 75 tall,
100 kg), then i won t bother to drive to germany to
have a look at one offered glider. thank you very much
in advance for your answers!

greetings from austria

martin



 




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