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bwd
Since 04 Aug 2007
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I suspect the hover glide stab is the difference in that last case. Have a friend with one who thought they were all metal. I think hes wrong... 
In all seriousness, if you are ok with the weight, why not add some tire weights to the fuse ? maybe fair them in a little if you like the effect?
A few ounces could make the difference. |
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Brian H
Since 08 Aug 2015
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| Wed Jan 30, 19 5:44 pm |
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| What no one rides the MHL lift 150 or 170 ? It would be great to hear more about them . |
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wylieflyote
Since 30 Jun 2006
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| Thu Jan 31, 19 10:53 am |
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| Brian H wrote: | | What no one rides the MHL lift 150 or 170 ? It would be great to hear more about them . |
Yes, someone does ride the Lift 150 and 170. In fact, Larry (Mosier Larry) tried the Moses 633 for a couple sessions and sold it quick. He could not tolerate this "float" issue, I guess. Now it's all Lift.
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Nak
Since 19 May 2005
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| Thu Jan 31, 19 3:50 pm |
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| bwd wrote: | I suspect the hover glide stab is the difference in that last case. Have a friend with one who thought they were all metal. I think hes wrong...
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Actually the new hoverglide wings are significantly lighter. No noticeable difference in weight between the Slingshot 42 and the Moses 483. I think the difference is the Galaxy foil board. Since it's several pounds lighter than most flotation type boards, it floats up higher which is what I think helps drive the wing down. |
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bwd
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| Sat Feb 02, 19 6:38 am |
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Good to know  |
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moondog
Since 15 Aug 2007
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| Sat Feb 02, 19 7:23 am |
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Speaking of the SS 633, does anyone have a clue what the numbers signify on the SS wings?
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Nak
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| Sun Feb 03, 19 9:45 am |
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| moondog wrote: | | Speaking of the SS 633, does anyone have a clue what the numbers signify on the SS wings? |
Wingspan in cm. The GW line is wingspan in millimeters. 633 = 63.3 cm wingspan. Often rounded to make a more marketable name. For instance, the HG 68cm wing has a wingspan of 68.8 cm... |
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