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Trikes have been tested towing gliders in the UK in
the past. I believe it was done at Husbands Bosworth. As far as I know they were using Rotax 912 equiped trikes towing single seaters. Someones bound to come on with more info, or correct me on this. I have seen Technam Echo and Technam Golf tugs (3 axis microlights) used at Omarama in NZ. In fact one day an Ash25 was put on the back of the Technam Echo to see what it was like. Ash Pilot reported better climb rate than with the 172 (which to be fair was fecking rubbish tug). aparently the echo has quite big control surfaces and the ash got well out of position several times with the echo reporting no lack of control authority. Several different microlight 3 axis tugs have been used in Europe. There was an article in S+G a few years ago on various types used in Germany I think it was. Luke |
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