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May 28th 05, 05:13 AM
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dje wrote:
In the US I believe they are not allowed above 17,999 ft. From Ultralight news.com: "A Falcon UL still claims the altitude record of 26,900'." David I can't find it but for what it's worth, I once read that a Mitchel U2 was flown to about the same altitude over Germany. It's a cool little plane but at 6'5", if I could fit in one, it would never get me off the ground (even if I became anorexic and not F'ing likely either...) Tony 
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