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January 29th 04, 07:48 PM
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I have seen Ralph Jones (the U.K. Schempp agent) land his big Nimbi full of
water many times on Lasham's main runway during comps. W.J. (Bill) Dean (U.K.). Remove "ic" to reply. "Andy Durbin" wrote in message om... Pete Zeugma wrote: Would you also want to practice landing a glider full up with ballast as well? I do not practice landing with water ballast but I have landed both my ASW-19b and my ASW-28 ballasted. All cases were landings for contest "re-lights". The max landing weight for both gliders equals the max gross weight and there is no prohibition on landing ballasted. Andy 
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