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On Feb 3, 10:18*pm, Bruce Hoult wrote:
The equation changes if you're using a winch for training but 1) US clubs don't use winches, and 2) the Blanik was never the trainer of choice for a winch operation. 1) not quite true: winching is regaining some popularity in the US and there are currently around 35 winches in operation used mainly for primary training. 2) not quite true: pretty much all L-13 I have seen in operation in Europe were used primarily in winch operations with the Y-bridle. U. Neumann |
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On Feb 3, 11:08*pm, GM wrote:
2) not quite true: pretty much all L-13 I have seen in operation in Europe were used primarily in winch operations with the Y-bridle. All my USA winch launches in the L-13 also used the bridle. It works well but is a bit more tricky to hook up that a more common Tost CG hook. There was nothing I was aware of about the characteristics of the L-13 on a bridle that made it unsuitable for winch training. Andy |
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