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, Mike the Strike wrote: On Sep 20, 3:11*pm, Berry wrote: In article , *"hinterland" wrote: http://www.ledauphine.com/isere-sud/...are-un-planeur... que-en-plein-vol What sort of glider was that? Wings looked sort of like an Lo-100, but the fuselage looked like a pod-and-boom affair. One of the wings appeared to chop off the tailboom as the fuselage was tumbling. Good thing it was equipped with a ballistic chute. I think it might have been hard to get out of with it tumbling like that and not too high either. Since Coupe Icare is primarily a hang-glider/paraglider event, I think it is safe to assume that this was an ultralight, possibly foot- launched aircraft. No doubt we will be further enlightened by our European colleagues in due course. Mike Mike Ah, I see now. Thanks. Pretty little machine. Must be great fun to soar those microlift machines. Not so good for aerobatics, apparently. Hey, make these gliders cheap enough and we'll have a new "extreme sport" with competitors vying to produce the most spectacular in-flight breakup. |
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