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old,not bold 20th Dec 2007 10:03

Reminds me of a friend's K6, but then many gliders of that ilk look similar, especially with customised panels

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 10:14

A K6 it is not, it's not even German.

India Four Two 20th Dec 2007 11:11

Schweizer, possibly a 2-32?

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 11:18

Sorry, not a 2-32









But a Schweizer indeed :ok:
Shouldn't take long now

Fitter2 20th Dec 2007 11:54

Looks remarkably like a 1-26 to me?

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 13:13

Remarkably is the word :ok: :ok:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...-26BC-FPPM.JPG

more here

Incidentally, the 1-26 is featured in the aero scene in "The Thomas Crown Affair" with Faye Dunaway and Steve MacQueen

Fitter2 has control

Fitter2 20th Dec 2007 13:29

The Yahoo list seems to have gone walkies, so this may have appeared before - one I took last Tuesday:

http://i16.tinypic.com/6s85z4h.jpg

India Four Two 20th Dec 2007 14:15


Incidentally, the 1-26 is featured in the aero scene in "The Thomas Crown Affair" with Faye Dunaway and Steve MacQueen
It was the 1-26's higher performance cousin, the 1-23.

Apparently this one: http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N9860E.html

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 14:50

India Four Two : I stand corrected, thanks

Fitter2 : your pic is a bit large to fit ;) nicely in a computer screen

I'd say some older Schemp-Hirth glider, Nimbus II per chance ?
You seem to have a strange mixture of metric and imperial instruments, hopefully the altimeter is in feet or your legs woud be a bit chilly at 4 000 m ;)

Fitter2 20th Dec 2007 14:58

Not a Kircheim product. And you demonstrate the trials of reading 3-pointer altimeters. 14,000ft (and climbing at 800fpm) is over 4,000 metres, but my knees weren't chilly at all.

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 15:09

One is puzzled as it doen't look like a Schleicher, nor an LS, nor a Grob, and definitely not a DG ;) and a Polish glider would have PZL instruments ...

Some obscure Glasflügel maybe ?

Fitter2 20th Dec 2007 15:53

It is German, from one of the larger manufacturers mentioned.

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 20:01

It is a flapped ship (ASI white ring)

Rolladen-Schneider LS3 per chance ?

the two part panel being some sort of a clue (and VNE matches)

Fitter2 20th Dec 2007 22:11

No, nothing from the LS stable. First flight a few years later than the LS3

the incivil beast 20th Dec 2007 22:38

Out of despair, one would say Schleicher ASW-20,
not really convinced, though ...

Fitter2 21st Dec 2007 07:00

Out of Poppenhausen indeed. But not one of Gerhard Waibel's, strictly speaking.

the incivil beast 21st Dec 2007 07:17

ASH-25 !!
H standing for Martin Heide

http://www.pas.rochester.edu/~cline/...0NZcropped.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schleicher_ASH_25

I knew I had seen that cockpit, although not flown it :ugh:

Open house

Fitter2 21st Dec 2007 08:58

Yes indeed.

This one:

http://i7.tinypic.com/7yq8392.jpg
http://i15.tinypic.com/8af8lmr.jpg

Lack of chilliness of knees due to location being S29 E26.

The Incivil Beast has control.

the incivil beast 21st Dec 2007 10:10

Thanks Fitter2. :ok:

No pics at hand so open house

the incivil beast 21st Dec 2007 23:03

twelve hours later, still no post so here is one to keep the thread running

http://www.marc-till.com/tmp/cockpit17.jpg

A bit surprised it hasn't been posted already, but I couldn't find it in the December list


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