You will have to admit that the Duo Discus has dominated its class very
clearly, over time, so I disagree with your statement.
Chris
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015 at 6:51 PM, Future Aviation Pty. Ltd.
ec...@internode.on.net wrote:
Good evening all
While talking to Schleicher just a few minutes ago I
I love the friendly banter Bernard, congrats to Schleicher in this round.
Though I'd guess the Discus probably outdid the G29 in the results/standings in
the years gone by?
I notice many ASG29's V2's going up for sale, some notable pilots. Getting
ready for the new Ventus perhaps? :)
On 24
Your service as an agent in Australia is second to none regardless of any
other matter Bernard.
-Original Message-
From: go_soaring
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 8:35 PM
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] German Nationals
I love
Good evening all
While talking to Schleicher just a few minutes ago I learned that the first 10
(ten) places at the
German Nationals went to ASG 29 pilots. In France the results were similar but
only the first
8 (eight) places were taken by ASG 29 pilots.
If my information is correct, no
Hi Cee
Yes, I’m happy to admit that the Duo did dominate its class for years but it is
equally fair to
say that this was due to other manufacturers not producing a 20 m glider at the
time. The
DG 1000 came on the market seven (7) years later and Schleicher has never
produced an
unflapped 20 m
