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August 20th 10, 12:54 PM
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Static ports
Many gliders of that vintage were certified with forward statics
only. Aft statics were a factory option, ordered by people interested in accurate variometry. Your ASI should be on the forward statics, since that was the way it was calibrated and certified. 
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August 20th 10, 01:37 PM
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Static ports
On Aug 20, 7:54*am, Pat Russell wrote:
Many gliders of that vintage were certified with forward statics only. *Aft statics were a factory option, ordered by people interested in accurate variometry. Your ASI should be on the forward statics, since that was the way it was calibrated and certified. Maybe- Best bet is to look in flight and maintenance manuals and see what manufacturer said. UH
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