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On Nov 6, 4:35*pm, Bob Whelan wrote:
OK, I'm convinced. Having as many as possible intro gliders into soaring is better than having fewer...regardless of WHAT the intro gliders look like! ![]() Just as a side note, the Greater Boston Soaring Club (GBSC) will be putting our three L-23s and our Puchacz to bed for the season in a couple of weeks, but the club's 2-33 will be flown all winter for instructional flights whenever the weekend weather allows. Our students may fly the Blaniks all Summer, but from November to March the 2-33 is the only 2-place glider flying in New England. If it broke tomorrow, we'd be scrambling to find another one the day after that. Of course we also put our single-place L-33, B-4, and 1-34 gliders in storage and fly our 1-26 all winter, but god forbid we open THAT can of worms! Scott |
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