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Discus b versus Discus CS



 
 
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Old November 1st 17, 05:03 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Kevin Neave[_2_]
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Default Discus b versus Discus CS

For the last few years of production most of (all?) the Discus b gliders
were built in Czech republic anyway (S/N 551+).

Our Discus bT has a German Fus and Czech wings.
The Gelcoat on the wings is in far better condition than the fuselage

Regards

At 16:06 01 November 2017, wrote:
On Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at 6:48:54 PM UTC-7,

wrote:
I've read that the Discus b and Discus CS are "identical" except that

the=
CS is manufactured under license in Czech Republic. Both are, of

course,
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available in the used-glider-market. Are there any differences in
reliabil=
ity, manufacturing qualty, etc that would favor one over the other?
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Tom


Thanks jpg, very helpful.

Tom


 




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