Great Video! Serial Number #30 here. Cool to see the last SALTO doing some acro.
Looks like they did some improvement in the last ships as far as the panel goes.
I have not done much acro in this ship yet. Do you get buffeting on the tail during high G maneuvers? Most of my acro has been in a ASK-21 and I am trying to adapt to the SALTO.
It solely depends on the condition of the aircraft and the equipment that´s coming along with it: Anything´s possible in between € 13.000,- (or less) up to and including the thirties...
the rudder authority is quite alright, it´s the aileron effectiveness that´s causing headaches during advanced maneuvers...
Reason being: The Salto was designed as a low weight glider with decent aerobatic- AND soaring characteristics alike. At a given ´Va´, bigger ailerons and/or higher deflection angles would have required a more robust structure and thus a considerably higher weight.. :-/
Initially, it takes a minimum of 140 km/h IAS, a momentary nose-up attitude and a tow position well above the tow plane. Nonetheless, you´ll find yourself in a position considerably BELOW the tow plane after completion of the half roll. If performed sleazy (=uncoordinated) to the slightest extend, the whole maneuver will be accompanied by a subsequent strong BANG emerging from the tightening tow rope. Be prepared to disconnect immediately! Needless to say that sufficient altitude is vital.
Hi have you got green writing on that salto? im thinking of doing mine the same any chance you could send me a photo so i could have a look?
H101SaltoPilot 6 months ago
Great Video! Serial Number #30 here. Cool to see the last SALTO doing some acro.
Looks like they did some improvement in the last ships as far as the panel goes.
I have not done much acro in this ship yet. Do you get buffeting on the tail during high G maneuvers? Most of my acro has been in a ASK-21 and I am trying to adapt to the SALTO.
soldanr 1 year ago
Anyone knows how much is a SALTO H 101? I Googled it and cannot avoid remote controlled ones in the result :)
adrianTNT 1 year ago
It solely depends on the condition of the aircraft and the equipment that´s coming along with it: Anything´s possible in between € 13.000,- (or less) up to and including the thirties...
NormanStanleyFletchr 1 year ago
Restoring Serial #50. should be going in March
Cant wait..
asw22pilot 2 years ago
Feel free to contact me for anything I could help you with..
NormanStanleyFletchr 2 years ago
How did you do that half role while you were behind that other aircraft? The salto is a great aircraft nearly as great as a mdm fox:)
jonasRichardt 2 years ago
The salto IS a great AND affordable aircraft, however, it definetely lacks aileron authority and hence roll rate in its low speed regime.
NormanStanleyFletchr 2 years ago
I would say it lacks rudder., doesnt all gliders have problems with low speed roll rate?
I like the video, roll behind the towplane is impressive.
AirsportsDaniel 2 years ago
Hi Daniel,
the rudder authority is quite alright, it´s the aileron effectiveness that´s causing headaches during advanced maneuvers...
Reason being: The Salto was designed as a low weight glider with decent aerobatic- AND soaring characteristics alike. At a given ´Va´, bigger ailerons and/or higher deflection angles would have required a more robust structure and thus a considerably higher weight.. :-/
NormanStanleyFletchr 2 years ago
How did you do that half role, while you were behind the other aircraft?
jonasRichardt 2 years ago
Initially, it takes a minimum of 140 km/h IAS, a momentary nose-up attitude and a tow position well above the tow plane. Nonetheless, you´ll find yourself in a position considerably BELOW the tow plane after completion of the half roll. If performed sleazy (=uncoordinated) to the slightest extend, the whole maneuver will be accompanied by a subsequent strong BANG emerging from the tightening tow rope. Be prepared to disconnect immediately! Needless to say that sufficient altitude is vital.
NormanStanleyFletchr 2 years ago
Thanks Jonas- believe me, it took virtually forever to cut it! ;-)
NormanStanleyFletchr 2 years ago
Great video:)
jonasRichardt 2 years ago