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Gift of the Morris Ertman Estate
Many aspiring aviators of the 1920's and 1930's learned piloting fundamentals by flying gliders like this replica of a Mead Primary Glider, built in 1979. A former Hartford Glider Club member, who in 1930 helped build and fly the original at Brainard Airport in Hartford, supervised the project. Developed from a Rhon Ranger, a European design, this basic lightweight craft could be launched from a hill or towed by an automobile to an altitude of more than 500 feet.
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Specifications
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20' |
| Wingspan: |
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31' |
| Empty Weight: |
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200 lbs. |
| Year: |
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1979 |
| Location: |
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Civilian Hangar |
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