Still shows 750 for the BL and 810 for the BLE on the Scheleicher
website, Bernard.
In any case I think Adam is talking about the early ASW22 not the B.
Mike
At 05:50 AM 25/01/2014, you wrote:
Hi Adam
You don't need to go experimental, mate! The later ASW 22 models are already
approved for 850 kg.
I'm just a little worried that the ASW 22 might be a little too slippery for
you.
Kind regards
Bernard
-----Original Message-----
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Woolley
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Subject: [Aus-soaring] Experimental category
If I could get enough water in the wings of an ASW22 that is limited to a
MTOW of 750kg...
Could I fly it at 850kg under an experimental category glider within the
GFA, & at an AUS Open Class Nationals?
Cheers,
WPP
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