Blanik L-33 Solo

Originally Posted by sisu1a

Option B: Rethink the plan of buying a metal glider for personal
use
and tying it down outside. Really, assembly of typical fiberglass
gliders is not that big a deal. Once you look at your toy you won't
want to tie it down outside for long periods anyway. Metal doesn't
suffer UV, but the paint does, and it gets rained on, and birds poop
on it, and so on and so forth. There's a reason just about everyone
else around you leaves them in trailers! Once you are shopping for
"normal" gliders, your options increase dramatically.

....not to mention the occasional freak storm.

-Paul

Good point, I live in Fla and we have our share including hurricanes.

Walt