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January 2nd 04, 06:28 AM
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Pilot weight/Cockpit load
Members of this group have provided me with lots of helpful advice & info to
help me sort through the many glider types and find the right first ship for myself. Thanks for your help! I have another question. I'm a big guy and could possibly weigh as much as 250lbs dressed for cold weather flying & wearing a parachute. It appears like many single seat gliders will not accomodate me weight wise Which single seat gliders can handle a 250 pounder like myself and still remain within limitations? Thanks for all your help! David Roth 
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