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January 12th 16, 11:01 AM
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Which sustainer system would you chose for your sailplane?
Fine if you want to never stretch the day, and enjoy landing in places
where unforeseen risks/hidden obstacles can cause expensive damage. I have landed in more fields than I care to remember, and occasionally beaten World Champions on competition tasks. I feel no shame in knowing when the day is over and ending back at the field with an intact ship ready for the next day. Chacun a son gout. At 15:37 11 January 2016, Justin Craig wrote: Which sustainer system would you chose for your SAILPLANE? Experience and skill. If I wanted and aeroplane, I would have a ASH 31Mi or and Arcus M.  
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