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The zip file contains 2 jet versions, 'Heimkehrhilfe' and 'Eigenstarter'.
'Heimkehrhilfe': climb rate 1 m/s at 130 km/h, 0 m/s at 160 km/h
'Eigenstarter' : climb rate 4 m/s at 130 km/h, 0 m/s at 265 km/h
Thanks to Britta Pulz who provided me with the panel picture !
Glide ratio 1:46.5 at 105 km/h
The ASG 29 , a high performance glider of the 18 m class resulted from the ASW 27 B
The ASG 29,
Glide ratio 1:52 at 125 km/h
The ASW 22 BL is a Open Class High Performance Glider, which has been further developed
from the ASW 22. The ASH 25 wing with its larger span and greater strength has been combined with the
upgraded fuselage of the ASW 22.
First flight was in 1991
Glide ratio 1:62 at 110 km/h
The DG-800 is a performance single-seater of the 18 m class.
Glderatio 1:52 at 110 km/h
The ASK 21 was built since 1979 with over 650 pieces and is standard as a glider for
the training today. The aircraft is robustly, flies himself easily and is suitable for
aerobatics.
Glide ratio 1:33.5 at 90 km/h
The L-13-TJ is an experimental motor glider fitted out with a jet engine TJ100A with
take-off thrust 1,30 kN from PBS (První brnenská strojírna Velká Bíteš). It was used
as a single-seat motor glider.
Glide ratio 1:28 at 86 km/h
The Habicht 6m with jet engine is an imagination project. It was never built in the reality.
This version reaches a speed of about 210 kts (400km/h) at full power and flying this airplane makes
a lot of fun.
Glide ratio 1:11 at 130 km/h (estimated)