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Old January 5th 17, 09:52 PM
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OK, I'll Bite, WTF is a self leveling glider?

After our Grob's encounter with a runway light, we no longer condone attempting to roll off the runway in a club ship. Stop it on the runway, get out, and push it off. Not a 100% guarantee, but the collision speed will be much lower.

SF
The Stemme S10, although on uneven ground the wings rock up and down quite a bit
 




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