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March 1st 05, 12:58 AM
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1 knot to 2 knots maximum lift ASW 28 18 E
http://www.mals.net see links "5Z" wrote in message oups.com... It means the engine does not provide enough thrust to get the glider from 0 to a couple hunderd feet AGL. It may be possible to launch given a low enough airport elevation and a long enough runway, but it may not be safe. -Tom 
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