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Old November 1st 07, 01:56 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
John Smith
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Default Duo Dive-brakes ( Polar with spoilers extended?)

Karl Striedieck wrote:

Is the 20 meter DG-1000 authorized for acro?


With 20m it's authorized for "basic" acro, which means Loops, Turns and
erect Spins. No rolls and no negative g.

With 18m it's authorized for full aerobatics.

If it is I'm curious about the
reason. Both ships were designed to meet JAR standards regarding strength
and dive brake performance.


Because the dive brakes are *not* of equal strenght. I've never compared
side by side, but the DG1000 definitely allows for a much more sloppy
approach. (Not that I would advocate sloppy flying!) I've read that you
compared them and think both are the same, I definitely don't share your
opinion.
 




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