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Old December 23rd 04, 04:08 PM
Andreas Maurer
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On 23 Dec 2004 14:11:11 GMT, Andrew Warbrick
wrote:

I'm intrigued. I've never flown a 27 but in only one
minor respect is my LS6 a step backward from the ASW20
I used to own. In every other respect it is a vast
step forward.


Isn't it beautiful that today all gliders are that good that in the
end it's a question of taste? ))))

Where do you see the vast steps forward of the LS-6 over the 20
besides the automatic control hookups?


Bye
Andreas
 




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