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A few years ago a gent from Hus Bos was leading the
UK National Ladder (equivalent to the OLC) for a month or two flying a Slingsby Tutor, which has even worse performance than the Grunau Baby. A lot of hot glass ship owners were really shown up by this! Unfortunately the powers that be (glass ship owners?) then changed the rules of the ladder to make a repeat of this situation almost impossible! However it shows what can be done in vintage gliders if you put your mind to it. Derek Copeland At 12:06 07 November 2006, Graeme Cant wrote: kirk.stant wrote: There is no such thing as a crappy glider. 1. Totally agree - old gliders are neat, have character, are usually painted in neat colors... |
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