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At 09:47 20 February 2018, Bruce Hoult wrote:
On Tuesday, February 20, 2018 at 12:15:07 AM UTC+3, Jonathon May wrote: At 20:26 19 February 2018, Dave Springford wrote: "Slippery, difficult" is concept invented by old men taught in primary gliders. No student even understands what that mean if only thing he/she flies is Duo. That still does not mean the student will be able to solo in a Duo in the same number of flights as they can in a K-21. I have a Duo,and flown loads of pilots as guests,some loose it in thermal turns with the speed and gee building.I always politely take over very quickly.If I am in the duo its a personal glider and I am not trying to instruct .But its a great ship and sadly for sale as my partner wants to give up. That happens with first timers in a Blanik too. Where are you located? Sutton bank UK |
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