Airborne Hang Glider Range
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F2
Even more Fun to fly! Changes include: Added nose
nappy, mylar pocket with mylar inserts an option,
a new sail cut rim & fill style
with load bearing heavier cloths, a different luff
curve. New crossbar junction and base bar hardware
that allows interchange for carbon bar etc. The
airfoil has been refined with improved reflex bridle
attachement. Hinged battens and a new easy to install
tip strut.
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FUN
: 160, 190, and 220 (Tandem)
The name says it all, fun to fly, light weight,
quick and easy to set-up. Fly the dunes, coastal cliff
or inland thermals the Fun will not disappoint. The
Fun is light and well balanced, which makes this glider
easy to launch and easy to land. A perfect glider
for the novice, a must have for experienced pilot's
who want to put the fun back into their sport.
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T-Lite
22hp Bailey Four Stroke engine
The T-Lite, with the purpose built
powered soaring wing the Core, is powered by the incredibly
fuel efficient 22hp Bailey four stroke engine.
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V-Lite / f2T
20.5hp Polini Two Stroke engine
The V-Lite/f2T complies with Australia's sub 70
kg category, this means that hang glider pilots
only need a simple motorised endorsement to fly
one. Another advantage is the f2 wing used on the
V-Light can also be used as a foot launch hang glider.
The Polini engine is a perfect fit offering excellent
power and realiabilty. TO BE UPDATED
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Which glider is suitable for your weight?
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