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September 19th 03, 07:03 AM
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ideal training glider
* Good visibility : No * light, good handling : No
* Spacious cockpit : No Hmmm...I think the 2-33 has good visibility and a spacious cockpit. It is not 'light handling' and I think pitch sensitivity is a disadvantage in primary training, so I LIKE the heavy controls of the 2-33 and Blanik. As far as looks go, just make sure you're always inside it and not looking at it  Mark Boyd P.S. I'm still willing to payrecycle rates for 2-33's if anyone has one... 
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