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Old November 30th 17, 04:08 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Max Weight of Non Lift Producing Components

In addition to max gross weight, some glider manuals specify a max weight for non lift producing components. But I haven't found much discussion of the significance of exceeding the max or information that would allow one to calculate the weight of non-lifting components (like a breakout showing the weights of the wings, etc.)

Would appreciate some discussion by those in the know.

Tom
 




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