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Old October 6th 07, 07:15 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Marc Ramsey[_2_]
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Default Expanded World Class

Andreas Maurer wrote:
Did anyone ever ask SH or LS to publish the blueprints of their
out-of-production Discus and LS-4?


RS no longer exists, so the LS4 molds are again being used to produce
gliders. Given the actual difference in performance, do you really
imagine that SH would be willing to risk potential market share to
another company selling "World Class" Discus clones at 50% (or even 75%)
of the cost of a Discus 2?

Marc
 




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