soaring with Osama

Earlier, Frank Whiteley wrote:

Don't know about that, but the entry here is interesting
http://www.skylaunch.de/album/i.html

Ah, those oughta go well with the couple dozen or so AVA101 Nasim
gliders that Paravar Pars claims to have turned out. It looks like a
copy of the ASK-21, but I couldn't say for su

http://www.aii-co.com/en/ava101.asp

The Paravar Pars web site has typically been here, but it's currently
hosed:

http://www.paravar-pars.com/

Speaking of copies, does anyone else think tha the AVA202 looks exactly
like an RV-6?

http://www.aii-co.com/en/ava202.asp

Thanks, Bob K.

Could somebody please translate the performance comparison table found
about halfway down this page?

http://www.aii-co.com/en/marketing.asp

(direct link to the table http://www.aii-co.com/en/images/AVA.101.jpg)

Ole

Bob Kuykendall wrote:
Earlier, Frank Whiteley wrote:

Don't know about that, but the entry here is interesting
http://www.skylaunch.de/album/i.html

Ah, those oughta go well with the couple dozen or so AVA101 Nasim
gliders that Paravar Pars claims to have turned out. It looks like a
copy of the ASK-21, but I couldn't say for su

http://www.aii-co.com/en/ava101.asp

The Paravar Pars web site has typically been here, but it's currently
hosed:

http://www.paravar-pars.com/

Speaking of copies, does anyone else think tha the AVA202 looks exactly
like an RV-6?

http://www.aii-co.com/en/ava202.asp

Thanks, Bob K.
Clearly inspired by, but not a complete knock-off of the K-21. Nose
skid, main gear forward, horizontal has mass balance tips, and some
other finish details.

The 202 looks a whole lot like the RV6.

Frank Whiteley