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Old November 13th 08, 01:45 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
noel.wade
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Default LS-3/17m Johnson report

On Nov 12, 2:35*pm, Mike wrote:

Pre ASW-20 flapped ship?


Yeah - DG-200, LS-3, Mini-Nimbus, Mosquito, various HP's, Libelles,
etc.

(OK, if you want to get nit-picky, the "pre-ASW-20" comment isn't
strictly applicable to the DG-200 and LS-3, depending on how you count
flights of the prototypes and when they made it into true commercial
production and such... But you know what I mean: Sailplanes that
debuted before the ASW-20 had cemented its popularity and reputation
as the cream of the crop of its generation of 15m craft. But its much
shorter and simpler to just say "pre-ASW-20 flapped ship".)

--Noel

 




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