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At the Albert Lea, Minnesota, USA National race for
18m and Open class sailplanes, the score sheets on the SSA webpage list one type of Schleicher two different ways: ASG-29 and ASW27-18. (Ok, a third and a fourth way if you count the ASG 29, the one without the dash and the ASG29, the one without a space...) Why is that? I believe Schleicher uses the ASW-27 type certificate (or whatever is the term for 'experimental' in America) for the ASG-29, but why would WinScore use two different names for the same aircraft? Just curious, that's all. Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA |
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