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Hang glider card : Flair
Name :
FLAIR
Manufacturer :
GüNter Rochelt
Year :
1987
Pilot level :
Advanced pilots
Manual :
-
Document(s) :
-
 
Hang glider model :
-
Wing area (m²) :
14.5
Wing span(m) :
11.47
Aspect ratio :
9
Hang glider weight (kg) :
-
Minimum pilot weight (kg) :
-
Maximum pilot weight (kg) :
165
Minimum speed (km/h) :
-
Maximum speed (km/h) :
-
Max glide ratio (L/H) :
17
Max glide ratio speed (km/h) :
45
Minimum sink rate (m/s) :
0.65
Packed length (m) :
-
Packed length short (m) :
-
Number of battens :
-
Nose angle (°) :
147

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francois
30/11/2008
Text coming on Rgid Wing Models website :

"The Flair was a design developed by Günter Rochelt in 1987. Featured on the cover of 'Drachenflieger' magazine in November 1987, The Flair was first conceived in 1984, but took some time to develop, with work on the fiberglass - Carbon - Kevlar airframe begun in Spring, 1987. After a few test flights, in which the performance was confirmed but the rudders were found to be somewhat ineffectual, Günter decided not to put the Flair into production, concluding that he could improve performance further with some changes to the design (which led to the Flair 30 , whose design goal was to reach a 30:1 glide ratio in a foot-launched aircraft.) "