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July 3rd 04, 10:53 PM
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On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 21:57:51 GMT, "Malcolm Austin"
wrote: Hi, due to the current UK problems with flying K7's we have resurrected our Capstan. Having had a first flight in it today I'm surprised at how good it was. Yes of course it's wooden and doesn't penetrate as well as glass! But it more than makes up for that when thermalling...... I hear that very few were built (less than 60?), and only about 10 are left flying. Is this the case, is it possible to find out where the rest of them are. There was a thread on the uk.rec.aviation.soaring group about this a few months ago, try searching the archives for this. Chris 
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