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August 12th 15, 06:00 PM
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Carl Herolds 'The Elements of Glider Handicapping Pts 1-3"
on the subject of glider handicapping:
can someone shed light on why a handicap of 100 would be given to a 17m sailplane with flaps? TIA, GK 
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August 12th 15, 07:07 PM
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Carl Herolds 'The Elements of Glider Handicapping Pts 1-3"
On Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at 1:00:11 PM UTC-4, Brad wrote:
on the subject of glider handicapping: can someone shed light on why a handicap of 100 would be given to a 17m sailplane with flaps? TIA, GK Possibly because it is believed by the handicapper to have the same expected cross country speed as a Std Cirrus? That would be my guess UH
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