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On Friday, August 17, 2012 7:39:56 PM UTC-4, son_of_flubber wrote:
I'm looking for someplace in the USA to get dual instruction in a glider that has flaps. (yet another reason to regret the grounding of the L-13s) FWIW - the flaps in the L-13 are more-or-less for show only. They really aren't preparation for something like an ASW-20 with "real" drag and lift producing flaps. I guess it gives you something to do with your left hand. In answer to your question though, there aren't a lot of ships that fit that bill. Our club had several Larks (had being the operative word - we're almost to Black Ace status) which would have done the trick. I'd look around for someone with a Janus. P3 |
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SoaringNV in Minden NV has a Duo Discus.
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Duo is unflapped.
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I was thinking of the Duo X. But you are correct. Even then the flap position is tied to the spoiler position.
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