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On Nov 7, 8:32*am, Burt Compton - Marfa wrote:
Turning away from soaring because of how the glider looks just doesn't seem valid to me, but that's just me. I don't care to argue about it. Nobody is wrong. *If you can afford to buy a nice lookin' glider for your club, then buy it for them. I think that it is certainly true that there are some number of people that would start and continue soaring even with the most outdated equipment, but there would be more people if the equipment and operation were more modern and more exciting. The question is how large is the difference, and would it pay for the additional cost. Todd Smith 3S |
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