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Dont gliders float anyway?
I was under the impression that most gliders float on water, albeit with the canopy too far below to breathe, due to the wing structures. Am I wrong there? Bagger |
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I think you will find most fiberglass gliders sink as well. The foam gets
water logged. We has and ASW 27 land in water at our contest a few years back. Pilot reported that in about 15 minutes, the 27 did it's best imitation of the Titanic........his words!!! Brian "bagmaker" wrote in message ... Dont gliders float anyway? I was under the impression that most gliders float on water, albeit with the canopy too far below to breathe, due to the wing structures. Am I wrong there? Bagger -- bagmaker |
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Wish I could spell today!!!!!
"Brian Glick" wrote in message ink.net... I think you will find most fiberglass gliders sink as well. The foam gets water logged. We had and ASW 27 land in water at our contest a few years back. Pilot reported that in about 15 minutes, the 27 did it's best imitation of the Titanic........his words!!! Brian "bagmaker" wrote in message ... Dont gliders float anyway? I was under the impression that most gliders float on water, albeit with the canopy too far below to breathe, due to the wing structures. Am I wrong there? Bagger -- bagmaker |
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![]() Wish I could spell today!!!!! Geeze....had to correct it twice.....I give up! I think you will find most fiberglass gliders sink as well. The foam gets water logged. We had an ASW 27 land in water at our contest a few years back. Pilot reported that in about 15 minutes, the 27 did it's best imitation of the Titanic........his words!!! Brian "bagmaker" wrote in message ... Dont gliders float anyway? I was under the impression that most gliders float on water, albeit with the canopy too far below to breathe, due to the wing structures. Am I wrong there? Bagger -- bagmaker |
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