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So tell me more about PIKs.
I know I can get support for a Libelle. Just about anything can be ordered readily, though maybe not cheaply. I must admit that I know the name Glasflugel, but PIK is a bit of an unknown. Sort of related, if I move up or out after a few years I think I could resell a Libelle quite easily, a PIK-20B I'm not so sure. Enlighten me please. They do look nice. Wad. --- "Jack" wrote in message oups.com... If you're looking at a 1-35 and a Libelle, I'd include a PIK-20B. It has the best attributes of both in my opinion. Same 90-degree flaps for short-field landings. Has -8 degree flaps interconnected with ailerons for running. More importantly, has a 130 kt. rough-air redline, and no gel-coat issues. They are built very robustly. I have 128 hours in a 1-35 and about 20 in my PIK. The PIK will run and hide from most 1-35's. At higher speeds will go away from a Standard Libelle. There's a reason it has won a world championship... I was up to 9000 MSL today in West Texas, and went about 70 miles... come on summer! In my opinion, a PIK's the best value out there, and there are several for sale... Jack Womack PIK-20B N77MA (TE) |
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