| 2006 We have four
Sailplane on the flight line. All of the gliders have oxygen systems and
radios in the G102 and the Discus B. The club also owns five parachutes
and a hand-held radio. SCDSA owns all of the gliders outright, and they
are all insured.
The Schempp-Hirth Discus B
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N617J
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Technical data from factory
web site |
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Wing span |
15,00 m |
49.21 ft |
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Wing area |
10,58 m² |
113.88 ft² |
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Aspect ratio |
21,3 |
21.3 |
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Fuselage length |
6,58 m |
21.59 ft |
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Empty weight approx. |
230 kg |
507 lb |
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Max. A. U. W. |
525 kg |
1207 lb |
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Max. Wing loading |
50 kg/m² |
10.24 lb/ft² |
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Min. Wing loading |
29,5 kg/m² |
6.04 lb/ft² |
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Max. Cockpit load including equipment |
109 kg |
240 lb |
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Maximum speed in calm air VNE |
250 km/h |
135 kt |
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Maximum speed in rough air |
200 km/h |
108 kt |
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Stall speed |
66 km/h |
36 kt |
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Min. Sink rate |
0,59 m/s |
116 fpm |
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Best L/D |
~ 43 |
~ 43 |
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The DISCUS - designed to JAR 22, category "U"
specifications - is successor to the STANDARD CIRRUS, of which
more than 700 were built. As the winner of the World
Championships in 1985, 1987 and 1989 the DISCUS not only is the
most successful Standard Class sailplane in recent years but has
set new standards in this class in every respect.
Nevertheless, this sailplane is by no means only suitable for
the top pilots. Thanks to it's pleasant and docile flight
handling characteristics, the DISCUS has long been a favorite
with clubs too. |
The Grob 103 Twin II Acro
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N786G
Technical Data
Wing
span: 57.5', 17.5m
Wing area: 191.6 sq. ft.
Aspect ratio: 17.1
Empty weight: 889 lbs
Payload: 381 lbs
Gross weight: 1279 lbs
Wing loading: 6.58 lbs / sq. ft.
L/D max.: 33 @ 53 mph
Min. sink: 147 fpm @ 43 mph |
This Grob
103 is a high performance, composite, dual-place trainer. The
Twin Grob has a fixed main gear with a hydraulic brake and top
surface airbrakes. The sailplane is stressed for aerobatics and
has modified ailerons for improved roll performance.
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The LET L 13 Blanik Of line at this time
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Blanik L-13 N99965
Wing span: 53' 1 3/4"
Aspect ratio: 13.7
Net weight: 644 lbs
Max flying weight: 1102 lbs
Max glide ratio: 28:1
Min sink speed: 162'/min
Min speed (flaps extended): 34 mph
Max dive speed: 157 mph |
The
Blanik (pronounced blah-nik) is a metal, tandem seat trainer.
Many first student solos, in our club and around the world, have
been made by students flying the Czechoslovakian Blanik
sailplane. It has top and bottom surface airbrakes, Fowler
flaps, and a partially retractable gear, useful for transition
training to higher performance sailplanes.
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The Grob G 102 Astir Standard IIIb
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Grob
G-102 Club IIIb N69BG
Wing span: 49.2'
Wing area: 133.5 sq. ft.
Aspect ratio: 18.2
Empty weight: 547 lbs
Payload: 291 lbs
Gross weight: 828 lbs
Wing loading: 6.27 lbs / sq. ft.
L/D max.: 33.3 @ 58 mph
Min. sink: 2.23 fps @ 49 mph |
The Grob
102 is a high performance single-place, carbon and glass fiber,
standard class sailplane built in Germany. It has top-surface
airbrakes, a retractable gear, and water ballast tanks for
greater cross country performance.
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