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As an instructor having trained ab initio students in Ka7, Ka13 and Janus,
your remark seems completely unfounded to me. Somebody starting his training on glass learns the same things in the same laps of time as if he would start on wood & fabric. And maintainance on a glass ship is a lot easier than wood & fabric. -- Bert Willing ASW20 "TW" "elZee" a écrit dans le message de ... "Scott Macleman" wrote in message ... Just wondering what some of the more experienced people think. Keep the ASK13. I am biased as I went solo in one .. Glass ships are going to get you into a lot more trouble, whereas the K13 will always be a more forgiving platform for training. Plus you are already ahead in terms of trailer and maintenance of a familiar piece of equipment versus the servicing of an FRP ship. Insurance costs will be higher too I'm sure! Keep the ASK13 HTH elZee |
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