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The '''DG-101G''' is a variant of the first sailplane manufactured by [[Glaser-Dirks]]. There are in total 4 versions: DG-100, DG-101, DG-100G, DG-101G. The differences are 2-piece canoy (100) vs. 1-piece canopy (101), all moving stabilizer vs. fixed stabilizer (G). All had the same performance.
The '''DG-101G''' is a variant of the first sailplane manufactured by [[Glaser-Dirks]]. There are in total 4 versions: DG-100, DG-101, DG-100G, DG-101G. The differences are 2-piece canoy (100) vs. 1-piece canopy (101), all moving stabilizer vs. fixed stabilizer (G). All had the same performance.
All the DG-100 variants are standard class (15m) gliders.
== Instrumentation ==
# ASI: 80mm Winter 6FSM4
# AI: 80mm Winter 4FGH10, with height ring
# VSI: 80mm Winter 5STV5, total energy compensated, with McCready ring,
# VSI: 57mm similar Winter
# compass: 57mm
# radio: 57mm Dittel FSG2T
# turn indicator: 57mm


== Aircraft help ==
== Aircraft help ==

Revision as of 15:46, 10 March 2011

Glaser-Dirks DG-101G
DG-101G.png
Type Glider
Author(s) Nikolaus Kerner
FDM /JSBSim, /JSBSim, /JSBSim, /JSBSim, /JSBSim, /JSBSim, /JSBSim, /JSBSim
--aircraft= dg101g
Status Development (alpha)
Download Download the Glaser-Dirks DG-101G aircraft package for the current stable release (2020.3).
Cockpit of a DG-101G

The DG-101G is a variant of the first sailplane manufactured by Glaser-Dirks. There are in total 4 versions: DG-100, DG-101, DG-100G, DG-101G. The differences are 2-piece canoy (100) vs. 1-piece canopy (101), all moving stabilizer vs. fixed stabilizer (G). All had the same performance.

All the DG-100 variants are standard class (15m) gliders.

Instrumentation

  1. ASI: 80mm Winter 6FSM4
  2. AI: 80mm Winter 4FGH10, with height ring
  3. VSI: 80mm Winter 5STV5, total energy compensated, with McCready ring,
  4. VSI: 57mm similar Winter
  5. compass: 57mm
  6. radio: 57mm Dittel FSG2T
  7. turn indicator: 57mm

Aircraft help

Using the drag robot

  1. Create the drag robot with D.
  2. "Find" the robot (Ctrl-o)
  3. Connect the tow (o)
  4. Give the drag robot a ready for takeoff sign (d).
  5. Apply forward pressure to the stick to keep your glider behind the dragger.

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