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February 24th 05, 08:51 PM
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Hmm, I just read my previous post and realized I typed "Fox" (the
two-seater) when I meant "Swift" (the single-seat S-1). Oldsheimers, I guess - too early to be Gin and Tonic induced... But to answer the question, I'm sure it would be fun, but I wasn't flying the Swift often enough to feel really comfortable doing it - and in Arizona I didn't have to take high tows (easy to thermal up to acro height) so didn't get far enough away from the glider's owner to feel good about it either! At risk of topic-creep, how does the Fox compare to the Swift (flying wise; I know what it looks like)? Kirk 
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