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Michael Jaworski wrote:
if you want to use the K21 as a primary trainer you need to faff around with installing weights on the tail before every flight where you intend to spin the glider, then faff around removing them again afterwards. Actually, I love this. It forces the student to contemplate on the desired CofG, then weigh the pilots, calculate the needed amount of lead and finally go up and trust in his calculation. (Which, of course, the instructor has discreetly double-checked.) Mounting and unmounting the lead is a matter of seconds and a complete non-issue. Actually, I think aerobatics is the only application in which the ASK21 beats the DG1000 because the latter is way too slippery. |
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