Taurus Glider Ready for Flight Tests

After the Sinus and Virus, this is the one they post for April 1st!

Seriously guys, looks like a nice sailplane.

Chris


Michael Coates wrote:
There have been lots of requests for additional information on the
Taurus so we have a Newsletter by following this link.

http://www.mcp.com.au/sinus/newslett...letter-15.html

Thanks Michael Coates

Michael's in Australia - perhaps it was April 2 there? And it does look
good. Finally, a side by side self-launching sailplane that doesn't cost
several years income.

Chris Ashburn wrote:


After the Sinus and Virus, this is the one they post for April 1st!

Seriously guys, looks like a nice sailplane.

Chris


Michael Coates wrote:

There have been lots of requests for additional information on the
Taurus so we have a Newsletter by following this link.

http://www.mcp.com.au/sinus/newslett...letter-15.html

Thanks Michael Coates



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Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

And it does look good. Finally, a side by side self-launching sailplane
that doesn't cost
several years income.

Yes, at E 70,000, sounds reasonable (though years of my income FWIW). More
interesting for the bulk of the soaring community, I think, is what Michael
suggests could be gained by leaving the engine out -- how much could the
price drop and the useful load increase?