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"iPilot" wrote: 2)Yes, the PW-5 is a true monotype for olympic specs : design is public What is so special in PW-5 model that cant be replicated in LS-4 if it's being made public? You described the very idea of the monoclass. It is independent of the specific model and can be applied on LS-4 as well. About racing PW-5 in Olympics - it's the same as if in the sailing an Optimist would be Olympic class. Leave the beginners gliders for beginners and competition gliders for competitors. You're way off. The PW-5 is more like a Laser (and I own one). Not very fast but a lot of fun. Both can actually go places, if not as quite quickly as some. The optimist is more like ... well it's probably worse than even a 1-26. The LS-4 I'd compare to a 12m yacht such as KZ-7 (the first fibreglass 12m). The best you could at one time get in a money-is-no-object class, but now bypassed. -- Bruce | 41.1670S | \ spoken | -+- Hoult | 174.8263E | /\ here. | ----------O---------- |
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