http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/-t1.htm Discuss all aspects of rotorcraft here Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:21:43 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/logo_en.gif http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/-t1.htm http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/basic-ultralight-gliders-t15.htm Chris http://home.att.net/~m--sandlin/bug.htm I think it would be an affordable way for most newcomers to get in the air. I can just picture mounting a little hirth F15 on one of these things and having a fun little ultralight.

Chris]]> Gliders, AutoGyros, Helicopters Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:52:21 GMT http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/basic-ultralight-gliders-t15.htm#30 http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/basic-ultralight-gliders-t15.htm http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/woodstock-glider-t19.htm howhypno Hello all, Just found the site. I'd like to add a woodstock glider to the affordable list of flying. I have a glider I am working on called a woodstock. It was started years ago by a few gentlemen from CA from plans, sold off when they had it almost complete due to the fact they bought another flying glider. I have a few things to do and then cover. I should have less than $1,500 total into it when it is ready to fly. Depending on type of covering I use I may be able to keep it under $1,000 Anyone ... Gliders, AutoGyros, Helicopters Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:21:43 GMT http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/woodstock-glider-t19.htm#38 http://affordableflying.forumotion.net/gliders-autogyros-helicopters-f5/woodstock-glider-t19.htm