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Delta Wing Kites and Gliders Phoenix Lazor
 Phoenix Lazor
The Delta Wing Kites and Gliders Phoenix Lazor appeared in 1979.
Although little sold in France, LAZOR 1 had a great success in the United States.
The Lazor II is characterized by an opening angle of 130 °, elliptical wing tips, floating "à menbrane" floating and a floating transverse. It had a very good maneuverability, a good drop rate and a very wide speed range.
The LAZOR II does not differ greatly from LAZOR 1, but a certain number of points have still been modified: the structure is lighter and the assembly is improved. One can still say that this assembly remains impractical because of the system used to fix the transverse and floating, especially because of the lack of push- pine. Slats are now scalable in fiberglass. The two central slats are metallic shaped and then the two slats at the end of the wing at the floating level.
 Phoenix Lazor 2 Phoenix Lazor 2 155
Wing area: 14.4 m²
Wing span: 9.15 m
Aspect ratio: 6
Hang glider weight: 25 kg
Minimum pilot weight: 50 kg
Maximum pilot weight: 70 kg
Packed length short: 3.6 m
Nose angle: 127°
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Wing area: 16.2 m²
Wing span: 9.75 m
Aspect ratio: 6
Hang glider weight: 27 kg
Minimum pilot weight: 70 kg
Maximum pilot weight: 90 kg
Packed length short: 3.6 m
Nose angle: 127°
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Wing area: 18.1 m²
Wing span: 10.2 m
Aspect ratio: 6
Hang glider weight: 29 kg
Minimum pilot weight: 90 kg
Maximum pilot weight: 110 kg
Packed length short: 3.6 m
Nose angle: 127°
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