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For more limited resources than required for an aerotowed AS-K21:
A. Winch. A cheap way to launch students to solo. B. Ka13. Comfortable, nice handling (better prep for slippery ships), can do limited aerobatics, climbs great on a winch, and has factory support. If you insist on a Schweizer, go for the 2-22, which has better handling qualities than the 2-33. But one handicap nearly all US operations seem to have is the desire to park the fleet outside in the weather, adding complications. Want a demonstration of inexpensive? Here's a 2-22 auto tow video... http://www.youtube.com/user/dacekner...10/pLUAS7wD_eo Josh goes XC in his Ka8 off these tows. Jim |
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