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I'd go T1 on that, nice windup but it breaks a bit early.
Thanks, Bob K. On Sep 10, 8:23*am, John Roche-Kelly wrote: How confident are you that the child can jettison the canopy and deploy the parachute in the event of an emergency? The parents at least should be aware of the risks. Picture yourself at the crash scene having safely fallen to earth as the ambulance personnel remove the body of a child, securely fastenned into the remains of the glider. what do you tell the parents? Questions I have asked myself and, yes, I will fly children. Best wishes JohnR-K |
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