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I too believe the restrictions on the 300 will scarcely be noticed by
the average pilot, but if someone is concerened (acro) their ship can easily be proof-loaded to 5.3 G's. Stan Hall wrote a good paper on just how to go about it, published in Soaring. Basically you mount the wing inverted on a sturdy test stand, secure it so it won't twist and then sand-bag that puppy to the flight limits, usually 5.3 G's. Then you know the wing is stong enough for anything it should see in flight if the ship is flown within the flight envelope. JJ |
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