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If you do that wth a Ka6, you won't walk away. In terms of shock absorption,
a wooden glider is the worst you can get. Bert "Ian" wrote in message ... On 4 Feb, 15:47, BB wrote: ... but I would never send my son up in something that turns to splinters if he has a rough landing. I have never seen or heard of a wooden glider turn to splinters as a result of a "rough landing". Can you give examples? I have seen the result of a Pirat flying into a corrugated iron fence at about 40kt: huge dent in the fence, broken canopy and squashed glider nose. The pilot walked away and the glider flew again. Ian |
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