There are plenty of very good gliders that don't have
self-connecting controls, don't let that put you off
buying them; unless you think you are the sort of idiot
that will take-off without having the connections checked.


At 02:48 02 November 2007, Waduino wrote:
What's the solution to this question?
What's a good first glider for someone transitioning
from a CS77 and
wanting the following:
- automatic hookups
- easy to rig
- flaps
- well behaved in terms of stall/spin, and
- climbs well in weak conditions and runs reasonably
well in average
east coast conditions

Budget? Say 20-60k US, depending whether I go alone
or with 1 or 2
partners.

Thanks.
Wad.