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September 8th 05, 12:49 AM
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In article lIKTe.91506$084.52171@attbi_s22,
Jay Honeck wrote: Since you have an airplane, you can choose any glider operation within reasonable reach, and use the plane to get to the glider. That would end up being the most expensive part, I suspect. The closest glider ops are in Ames, about 45 minutes away. Just put a tow hook an Atlas. You claim he can lift anything, and you can trade off being tow pilot or glider pilot. And you just solved the problem of how to get more stuff to OSH, since you have your aerial trailer.  John -- John Clear - http://www.clear-prop.org/ 
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