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March 5th 04, 04:45 AM
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c hinds wrote:
What about Libelle, ASW-15b, DG100, Standard Cirrus, Jantus B ? You no, maybe, yes, yes, if you mean janus B front no, back yes, if jantar, yes for most models. 
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March 5th 04, 02:45 PM
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Marc Ramsey wrote: c hinds wrote: What about Libelle, ASW-15b, DG100, Standard Cirrus, Jantus B ? You no, maybe, yes, yes, if you mean janus B front no, back yes, if jantar, yes for most models. Wide shoulders and/or a long torso are problems in the Libelle. If you have long legs and are relatively slim, you will fit in the Libelle just fine. Best to have a thin packback chute like a National. Use the minimum seat cushioning you are comfortable with. Libelle's have lots of leg room. The rudder pedals adjust pretty far forward. All the 201 Libelles that I have seen have the "high" canopy. I have both the high and low "racing" canopies for my 301. The high canopy provides significantly more headroom (although I fly with the low canopy because it looks so kewl).
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