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On Jan 9, 6:43*am, rlovinggood wrote:
"Old Beasts?" My LS1-d farts in your general direction! Don't think an LS1 can keep up? *Check out Sam Giltner's successes in the past couple of years in Sports Class races. *He flies an LS1-f. Immaculately prepared, true. *Superb pilot, very true. *LS1 old? Yes. *Beastly? *No. By the way, the 301 Libelles are older than the LS1's. Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA LS1-d LOL Ray! Too funny! Noel, I have an LS1f. Don't discount this particular ship. It's a joy to fly, very easy to rig, and certainly fits your criteria. It's very similar to the LS4 in both looks and handling, but with a little less L/D at 38:1. Besides the one on wings and wheels, I know of two others that are available. Let me know if you want details. Dave |
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