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January 6th 16, 09:33 PM
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Which sustainer system would you chose for your sailplane?
Pegase are basically the same fuselage as a ASW20 - just French - and 20's are on their list.
I did ask, but there is no one in the US doing the retro fit  - I was hoping to look at FES more at the convention. I would even consider buying a ASW20 or ASW27 in Europe and shipping it back - but I do not know the process.If it were available as a retro fit I bet there would be a long line. For people like myself that want to do XC and want to do some contests, I believe FES is a game changer. (I know the romance about landing out.....) The increased drag/weight may keep me off a podium, but that is not my total interest as my skill level. WH1 
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