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The LS10 differs from the LS6 mainly in its wing; its other features are similar. The aerofoil was derived from the FX 81-K-130 profile used in the LS6, having as improvements: higher performance at the low and high ends of the speed range, and very low sensitivity to turbulence, rain and bugs. The
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The ballast system has six integral tanks in the wings. The outboard tanks are filled first and dumped last for better spanwise load distribution. The tail ballast system incorporates two separate tanks to maintain a favourable C.G. during water dumping. The control of the first tail tank is
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In July 2007, Rick Walters placed first in an LS10 at the International Lilienthal Glide 2007 which is the combined Pre-World for the 30th World Gliding Championships and the 2007 German nationals in the 15M and Open Class, in LĂŒsse Berlin.
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The wing was built in four parts with interchangeable wing tips, giving 15 or 18 metre span. The partition line for the wing extensions was located considerably inboard in the prototype, a feature that first appeared in the
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A taller undercarriage increases ground clearance and gives a higher angle of attack than an LS6, allowing a lower speed for take-off and landing. This increases safety when aerotowing from short runways and when landing
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for both spans and easier rigging. For series production DG-Flugzeugbau gave greater priority to structural and manufacturing considerations and the partition was moved outboard to seven metres from the fuselage axis.
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wings have turbulator tape on the underside to prevent laminar separation bubbles. This suggests the profile lacks the clean natural transition of the Wortmann profile of 1981 and is probably more extensively laminar.
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There were two models in production: the ‘turbo’ version called the LS10-st, with the same engine installation as the LS8-st; and the LS10-s with just an engine compartment for
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It achieved certification in January 2010, but it is no longer listed as a current product by DG Flugzeugbau.
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connected to the four outer wing tanks, the second tail tank operates with to the two inner wing tanks.
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By the mid-nineties Rolladen-Schneider, prompted by customers, began designing a successor to the
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in Nitra, Slovakia. The flying qualities were reported in the German aviation magazine,
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The LS10 has the typical LS full-span flaperons and large, double-blade air brakes, and
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After Rolladen-Schneider was placed in receivership the sailplane entered production by
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on 6 June 2003. This was followed by extensive flight-testing and then evaluation in
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The initial design had an elliptical leading edge similar to the
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Marzinzik G, LS10: Meistermacher?, Aerokurier, Aug 2004
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projects had higher priority and the company's owner,
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Rolladen-Schneider LS10
references
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improve
introducing
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DG-808B
Niederöblarn
Austria
18-metre class
Manufacturer
DG Flugzeugbau
18 metre
Rolladen-Schneider
DG Flugzeugbau
LS6
LS8
LS9
Walter Schneider
Wolf Lemke
Schleicher ASW 24
Egelsbach
competitions
European Championships
Aerokurier
retrofitting
SZD-55-1
LAK-17a
ASW 28
DG-1000

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