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Statement about maximum wing loading appears to no longer be accurate. The Schleicher datasheet lists a wing loading of up to 59.8 for the 15m ASG29.

Petebutt: ASG29 certainly should be cross-referenced here, it is a great machine. But about the wing loading:

can you give the reference? Brief search of http://www.alexander-schleicher.de gives 33-57kg/m2 wing loading, but perhaps for 18m configuration and/or without engine...
I could not find any "inacurate" statement on Diana 2 wrt wing loading. It says "very large range", not "record maximal". Can you point to the phrase which is inacurate? Somewhere (I could not find on Wikipedia) people talk about record RANGE of wing loading (Diana 2 can change by more than 100%), this still seems valid... Szafranpl (talk) 08:14, 18 September 2012 (UTC)Reply

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