The Two Place Ho III g
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0.2 m (0.10 at the leading edge)
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Cockpit height (from seat)
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0.60 m/s at 53 km/h and 12.2 kg/m2 loading
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28:1 at 70 km/h and 12.2 kg/m2 loading
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2 two-seaters were completed in Gottingen in 1944. Both used Ho III b wings and a radically modified center section. The pilots sat upright in tandem; a full set of controls were installed in both cockpits. The
purpose of the aircraft was simply to provide a trainer for flying wing pilots.
Flight training with the two "g" models were conducted at the glider schools at Klippeneck and Hornberg between July 1944 and the end of March 1945.
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