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Old April 1st 06, 11:53 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Maybe back to the LS4

As far as I am aware, the LS4 has never been out of
production. A version called the LS4b is (or at least
has been) made under licence somewhere in Eastern
Europe, and features fully self connecting controls,
unlike the original.

Derek Copeland

At 19:54 01 April 2006, wrote:
I recall someone mentioning that the LS-4 could be
going back into
production? I understand that DG took over the new
model manufacture.
Any truth to this or just hogwash. There would have
to be a good market
for a less expensive ship of older tech. but respectable
performance
non the less?
Craig





 




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