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On Jun 21, 10:26 am, Markus Gayda wrote:
What i dont get is why someone would want to build an old type of glider. Why not update the profile and give us DuoDiscus performance? (or DG1000) While 41:1 certainly sounds nice it is nowhere near the performance of a modern 20m ship. Because it's too expensive. The R&D and computer time required to make developing new profiles and fuselage-wing junctions etc. worthwhile is immense. For the same reason i would never again buy a ASK21 for our club. Too expensive for its performance. The K21 isn't built for performance, though it goes XC very well and better than a lot of people think. (It's also much more representative of the performance of what a new XC pilot is likely to end up flying.) It's built to be the ultimate trainer - which it is, apart the slightly unfortunate design requirement of being as spin-resistant as possible. Dan |
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