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On Jan 30, 5:06*pm, binks wrote:
I am looking to purchase my first glider. I have been looking at the ASW20 and the LS6. Any suggestions on which glider would be the best all around? I have heard that the LS6 has a narrow cockpit. I am 6'2" 200 lbs. and would be wearing a parachute. Also heard that the ASW20 can be a little unforgiving to the uninitiated in the spin department. Both seem to have very similar performance data. *All that being said it is appearing to me it may be Ford vs Chevy I have owned and loved both, The 6A has a soft wing, like the 20, but you will find the 20B wing to be stiff, but then it has a disc brake. The 6 has a sweet spot at about 65 knots that feels like she will go forever. The wing on the 6 is attached at zero incidence and that makes the nose a bit high when flying slow (on tow or when thermalling), not a problem, just feels different at first. If I were making the decision, I'd go for the 6, if the finish was good. JJ |
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