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February 2nd 09, 10:45 PM
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Short Wings Gliders SW HIGH FUN LOW STRESS CLASS
At 17:03 02 February 2009, Andreas Maurer wrote:
Well... as there are practiucally no World Class gliders flying in Europe (read: World Class is being ignored by 80 percent of the world's gliding pilots), you'd better name it "US class"... or "dwarf class"... Can't say that it's overwhelmingly popular in the US, either. The World Class US Nationals have been running concurrently with the 1-26 Championships, and it seems like there are 4 to 5 times as many 1-26s as there are PW-5s. Jim Beckman 
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