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Old October 6th 08, 05:43 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default Primary Glider Drawings

On Oct 4, 11:35*am, Tech Support wrote:

Veeduber

What would it take to convert a primary into a basic soaring machine
(35+ to 1)?

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Dear John,

I don't know. But I DO know you're comparing apples to
orangutans :-) The subject is Primary Gliders. Their poor glide
ratio -- typically about 8:1 -- is by DESIGN. That is what's needed
to fulfill their mission, which is to expose a fledgling pilot to 3-
axis controls and introduce them to the mechanics of landing.

You would probably find the syllabus used by early flight-training
programs to be of considerable interest.

-R.S.Hoover
 




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