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January 28th 09, 04:45 AM
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Short Wings Gliders
Don't forget the Schweizer 2-22 or the 1-19 and the 1-20, but I think the
latter might have been a one off. Then there's the Baker-McMillan Cadet and the SG-38 and especially the SG-38A; it was a vast improvement over the original and it should be handicapped. At 04:15 28 January 2009, Tony Condon wrote: At 03:48 28 January 2009, sisu1a wrote: How many gliders with a wing span of 13.5 or less do you know? To start the list... 1.Russia 2.PW-5 3.Sparrowhawk 4.SW-1 Swift 5.SZD-59 Acro (in 13.2m mode, the one that gets me exited...) 6.Woodstock 7.1-26 -Paul Cherokee II is more like 12.2 meters -Tony Condon Cherokee II N373Y 
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