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How to determine if your ASG29 has the large or small panel?



 
 
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Old November 17th 14, 08:45 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Sean Fidler
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Default How to determine if your ASG29 has the large or small panel?

I just learned that there are (apparently) two panel sizes available in a 29? Large and normal (or small).

1) How does one determine which one is in a given glider (without being able to easily compare it to another)? Are there dimensions or is there a simple test?

2) Can you change between the two panel sizes easily? If you have a small can you change to the large and vice-versa?

Thanks in advance...
 




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