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304S off to an impressive start!
Petr Krejcirík at the controls of the new 304S (Shark) prototype,( the one and only one entered in the competition ), after two days of competition is in 1st place in the open class (out of a total of 41 competitors). Results are on http://www.pribinacup.sk/2007/results/
Pretty impressive results I might say... tim -- Please visit the Wings & Wheels website at www.wingsandwheels.com |
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304S off to an impressive start!
I'm curious what handicap is being used. Any info on that? Is it the
same as for 'non-S' 304 (DAeC index of 110)? radek. On Apr 8, 10:27 pm, "Tim Mara" wrote: Petr Krejcirík at the controls of the new 304S (Shark) prototype,( the one and only one entered in the competition ), after two days of competition is in 1st place in the open class (out of a total of 41 competitors). Results are on http://www.pribinacup.sk/2007/results/ Pretty impressive results I might say... tim |
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304S off to an impressive start!
certainly not..... you'll see they handicap some older gliders and there is
a slight difference in 18M and and 18m and but among all the 18 Meter gliders the 304S has as you can see the consitantly had some of best actual (non-handicapped) overall speeds posted among all gliders in this contest being only bettered by very few and then only true open class gliders, not by other 18M gliders. If you look at the standings after day 3, Petr Krejcirík and the 304S were given 33 fewer points than (LS8-18) at the same speed. Still after 3 days of competition the 304S remains on top of all in overall standings I know there are a lot out there watching with interest, and I know obviously some hopeing that the 304 doesn't perform as well or outperform some of the brand "X" gliders.... for whatever reason... but it's pretty hard to ignore this as an already great achievement .... tim PRIBINA CUP 2007 Open Class , Open - Overall results after Day 3 # CN Pilot Country Glider Total 1. IH Petr Krejcirík Czech Republic HPH 304S/18m 2873 2. CZ Jana Vepreková Czech Republic Ventus 2C/18m 2759 3. BB Karol Staryszak Poland SZD 56 Diana 2 2695 4. A1 Ales Maraz Slovenia Nimbus 3/25;5m 2624 5. HJ Poul Kim Larsen Denmark ASH 25 2573 6. 2CI Svend Andersen Denmark ASG 29/18m 2566 7. VO Stasys Skalskis Lithuania LAK 17a 2487 8. 4T Peter Batenburg Netherlands Nimbus 4 2395 9. FX Tibor Fratrik Slovakia LS 8/18m 2367 10. ECC Adam Czeladzki Poland LS 8/18m 2364 11. GX Peter Szabo Hungary ASH 25EB 2360 12. MP Peter Marosi Hungary Ventus 2C/18m 2339 13. 12 Josef Busek Czech Republic LAK 12 2325 14. 1W Johan Frey Denmark Duo Discus T 2238 15. NV Vytautas Maciulis Lithuania LAK 17A/18m 2237 16. PBI Jan Walther Gevad Denmark DG 600/18m 2235 17. CXI Branislav Jesensky Slovakia Ventus 2C/18m 2194 18. ZB Zdzislaw Bednarczuk Poland Ventus 2C/18m 2015 19. IR István Réti Hungary Ventus 2C/18m 1967 20. LT Lubomír Svoboda Czech Republic LAK 19/18m 1959 21. 77 Peter Gonczi Hungary Nimbus 3/25;5m 1912 22. K1 Steffen Keppler Germany Ventus 2C/18m 1874 23. INV Dirk Nieuwenhout Netherlands ASH 25 1854 24. 170 Wojciech Kos Poland Ventus 2C/18m 1776 25. WG Klaus Gerhard Specht Germany Ventus C/17;6m 1758 26. BW1 Patrick Puskeiler Germany Duo Discus 1720 27. BV Volker Polhaus Germany LS 8/18m 1665 28. 71 Thomas Wettemann Germany Ventus 2B 1636 28. DE Michael Eisele Germany Ventus 2A 1636 30. PB Istvan Magyar Hungary Ventus B/16;6m 1531 31. SK László Kapuy Hungary Ventus C/17;6m 1440 32. K5 Marc Puskeiler Germany Duo Discus 1353 33. MA Botond Szabadfi Hungary Nimbus 3T/25;5m 1338 34. BA1 Jan Kovalcik Slovakia Nimbus 2 1301 35. K9 Johannes Breckel Germany Discus 2C/18m 1127 36. VL Freddy Vincent Andersen Denmark ASH 25/26m 944 37. I Henning Kjersgaard Nielsen Denmark Ventus C/17;6m 884 38. TS Tomasz Smolski Poland Jantar 2/2b 836 39. KW Jorgen Legind Hansen Denmark ASW 20/16;6m 792 40. LM Matthias Luithardt Germany ASH 26 595 41. Z Kim Freund Denmark Janus C with retractable gear 256 wrote in message ups.com... I'm curious what handicap is being used. Any info on that? Is it the same as for 'non-S' 304 (DAeC index of 110)? radek. On Apr 8, 10:27 pm, "Tim Mara" wrote: Petr Krejcirík at the controls of the new 304S (Shark) prototype,( the one and only one entered in the competition ), after two days of competition is in 1st place in the open class (out of a total of 41 competitors). Results are on http://www.pribinacup.sk/2007/results/ Pretty impressive results I might say... tim |
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304S off to an impressive start!
On day 3, the 304S beat an ASG-29(18m) (896 points to 890), but the 304s
had a slower speed (81.8 km/h to 83.5 km/h). Not sure what that means, as there does not appear to be a consistent relationship between speed and points for even gliders of the same model. Tim Mara wrote: certainly not..... you'll see they handicap some older gliders and there is a slight difference in 18M and and 18m and but among all the 18 Meter gliders the 304S has as you can see the consitantly had some of best actual (non-handicapped) overall speeds posted among all gliders in this contest being only bettered by very few and then only true open class gliders, not by other 18M gliders. If you look at the standings after day 3, Petr Krejcirík and the 304S were given 33 fewer points than (LS8-18) at the same speed. Still after 3 days of competition the 304S remains on top of all in overall standings I know there are a lot out there watching with interest, and I know obviously some hopeing that the 304 doesn't perform as well or outperform some of the brand "X" gliders.... for whatever reason... but it's pretty hard to ignore this as an already great achievement .... tim PRIBINA CUP 2007 Open Class , Open - Overall results after Day 3 # CN Pilot Country Glider Total 1. IH Petr Krejcirík Czech Republic HPH 304S/18m 2873 2. CZ Jana Vepreková Czech Republic Ventus 2C/18m 2759 3. BB Karol Staryszak Poland SZD 56 Diana 2 2695 4. A1 Ales Maraz Slovenia Nimbus 3/25;5m 2624 5. HJ Poul Kim Larsen Denmark ASH 25 2573 6. 2CI Svend Andersen Denmark ASG 29/18m 2566 7. VO Stasys Skalskis Lithuania LAK 17a 2487 8. 4T Peter Batenburg Netherlands Nimbus 4 2395 9. FX Tibor Fratrik Slovakia LS 8/18m 2367 10. ECC Adam Czeladzki Poland LS 8/18m 2364 11. GX Peter Szabo Hungary ASH 25EB 2360 12. MP Peter Marosi Hungary Ventus 2C/18m 2339 13. 12 Josef Busek Czech Republic LAK 12 2325 14. 1W Johan Frey Denmark Duo Discus T 2238 15. NV Vytautas Maciulis Lithuania LAK 17A/18m 2237 16. PBI Jan Walther Gevad Denmark DG 600/18m 2235 17. CXI Branislav Jesensky Slovakia Ventus 2C/18m 2194 18. ZB Zdzislaw Bednarczuk Poland Ventus 2C/18m 2015 19. IR István Réti Hungary Ventus 2C/18m 1967 20. LT Lubomír Svoboda Czech Republic LAK 19/18m 1959 21. 77 Peter Gonczi Hungary Nimbus 3/25;5m 1912 22. K1 Steffen Keppler Germany Ventus 2C/18m 1874 23. INV Dirk Nieuwenhout Netherlands ASH 25 1854 24. 170 Wojciech Kos Poland Ventus 2C/18m 1776 25. WG Klaus Gerhard Specht Germany Ventus C/17;6m 1758 26. BW1 Patrick Puskeiler Germany Duo Discus 1720 27. BV Volker Polhaus Germany LS 8/18m 1665 28. 71 Thomas Wettemann Germany Ventus 2B 1636 28. DE Michael Eisele Germany Ventus 2A 1636 30. PB Istvan Magyar Hungary Ventus B/16;6m 1531 31. SK László Kapuy Hungary Ventus C/17;6m 1440 32. K5 Marc Puskeiler Germany Duo Discus 1353 33. MA Botond Szabadfi Hungary Nimbus 3T/25;5m 1338 34. BA1 Jan Kovalcik Slovakia Nimbus 2 1301 35. K9 Johannes Breckel Germany Discus 2C/18m 1127 36. VL Freddy Vincent Andersen Denmark ASH 25/26m 944 37. I Henning Kjersgaard Nielsen Denmark Ventus C/17;6m 884 38. TS Tomasz Smolski Poland Jantar 2/2b 836 39. KW Jorgen Legind Hansen Denmark ASW 20/16;6m 792 40. LM Matthias Luithardt Germany ASH 26 595 41. Z Kim Freund Denmark Janus C with retractable gear 256 wrote in message ups.com... I'm curious what handicap is being used. Any info on that? Is it the same as for 'non-S' 304 (DAeC index of 110)? radek. On Apr 8, 10:27 pm, "Tim Mara" wrote: Petr Krejcirík at the controls of the new 304S (Shark) prototype,( the one and only one entered in the competition ), after two days of competition is in 1st place in the open class (out of a total of 41 competitors). Results are on http://www.pribinacup.sk/2007/results/ Pretty impressive results I might say... tim |
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304S off to an impressive start!
On Apr 8, 10:27 pm, "Tim Mara" wrote:
Petr Krejcirík at the controls of the new 304S (Shark) prototype,( the one and only one entered in the competition ), after two days of competition is in 1st place in the open class (out of a total of 41 competitors). Results are on http://www.pribinacup.sk/2007/results/ Pretty impressive results I might say... tim -- Please visit the Wings & Wheels website atwww.wingsandwheels.com ...competing mostly against Junior pilots. |
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304S off to an impressive start!
A,
Can you tell us what handicap the 304S is assigned, and how it was decided upon? 2NO |
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