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#19
July 21st 10, 02:20 PM
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Forgiving sailplanes
I'll chime in for the ASW-19. I'd tried to get a LS-4, but couldn't
find one at the time. The ASW-19 was described to me by a multi-time US champion as 98% of the LS-4 at 75% of the price. The only potential downside is the CG hook for aerotowing, but truthfully, I never had a problem with it. If you can't find a ASW-19 or a LS-4, and you can swing the extra cash, there are a number of LS-8s for sale on Wings & Wheels right now. I can attest that they are nice, easy to fly aircraft, too, plus they have incredible performance for when you start flying contests. -John 
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