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![]() Where can you rent a Genesis??? At 16:26 23 May 2011, glider12321 wrote: On May 22, 11:46=A0pm, Greg Arnold wrote: On 5/22/2011 10:19 PM, Justrolln wrote: Thanks for the posts- I'd rather not buy a grob - as that is ship I'm training in... and I think I can do a bit better than the grobs performance - especially if I get a single place glider. =A0(if i need a 2 place, I can rent one from my field.) I know that dealing with the FAA and getting hand controls installed might (will) be a pain - however, I don't think I should settle for a lesser glider because of my disability. =A0If things get out of hand, I'm sure a letter from a good lawyer talking about discrimination and the ADA will help things along... =A0Nevertheless, an 'experimental' glider wouldn't be a bad thing in my situation... For this discussion, let's assume that getting hand controls installed isn't going to be a problem. What I'm mainly interested in is, if you had about $50,000 to spend on a glider (and were a decent sized-large guy interested in contests and cross country), what would it be, and why. Discus? =A0Big cockpit, easy to fly, and for most of us as competitive as the latest gliders. =A0For $50,000 you should be able to get one in excellent shape with a Cobra trailer. I'm particularly interested in any non-flap gliders that I haven't mentioned (the more I fly, I don't think flaps would be a big issue but it'd be nice to know the options out there.) Thanks again- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Genesis 2.. Also very easy to fly, even more forgiving for lower time pilots, no bad habits.. Larger cockpit... more elbow room for controls. 40+:1 glide, excellent at high speeds. Nose dragger=85 no need to transition to a tail dragger. I rented one a few times and was amazed by what a nice glider this is. |
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Nyal,
Grand Teton Soaring Cub in Driggs, ID has one. http://www.tetonsoaring.org/ http://www.tetonsoaring.org/gtsc_handbook.pdf Wayne HP-14 "6F" http://www.soaridaho.com/ "Nyal Williams" wrote in message ... Where can you rent a Genesis??? |
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On May 23, 3:06*pm, Nyal Williams wrote:
Where can *you rent a Genesis??? Yeah, I thought it was funny that you can rent a Genesis - as it's experimental... I think az soaring even advertises it in 'soaring'... |
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On May 25, 2:38*am, Justrolln wrote:
On May 23, 3:06*pm, Nyal Williams wrote: Where can *you rent a Genesis??? Yeah, I thought it was funny that you can rent a Genesis - as it's experimental... *I think az soaring even advertises it in 'soaring'... Our club had a IS28B2 2 place Lark we built and STC'd (FAA APPROVED) a hand control for, worked great....send me an email address and I can hook you up with the club member who flew it and has the paperwork... |
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