What a funny test: Well known place & well known faces, a friend of mine has it and is really pleased with the wing. Thank you very much Greg for this jolly little test 🤩😆😊
I've been at the festival as well, tested the Aonic light and the Ion 7. What i noticed is that i could concentrate on different things, flying the Aonic (looking for thermals and stuff). That wing flies more or less itself :) I also felt more confident with the Aonic and got up to cloudbase in no time (2400 m at the beginning of march, before noon 😮), for sure faster than some of the higher classified wings. 😊 To get a read on my experiences: Flying since June 2022, having around 50 flights. I can recommend this wing as a stressless no brainer.
@@NOVAPerformanceParagliders Having Phi so far but respecting ur philosophy as well:) Im also very grateful for ur NOVA Insights series. Its a great booster for beginners and i hope it gets continued. Greetings to Till for organizing it.
one of the most descriptive and informative reviews of a glider. got a real sense of what it would be like to be sitting under this wing. very encouraging for a early career pilot to see why there is no reason to jump up a rating to get better performance. I imagine very few pilots under 500 hours would out perform you on this wing even if they were flying an en-c.
Fantastic video! Ive been flying for ten years and a few of my friends are just getting into the sport. This is the perfect video for them! Many thanks.
Hi Greg, thanks for yet another interesting and fun to watch film. A question: you're testing a A(+) glider and using a pod. I'm under the impression people flying A-gliders probably won't be flying in a pod. How would the pod affect your analysis of the glider, also considering the target group of the glider?
When you state your takeoff weight is it your weight plus 20kg or is it the exact weight? I'm having troubles with the sizing of my upcoming wing. With my exact takeoff weight im 2kg under the limit. With my weight plus 20kg as learned in school im 2kg over the limit and if i go to the next size ill be at the very beginning of the low end. Which sux
Greg, are you going to test the Swing Miura RS, it is both an en-a wing and an EN-B wing.? Greg, there are many people from Yugoslavia following you. Please include a Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian or Croatian translation, any of these four.Thanks ,Friend.
I've heard, that you don't need to touch the breaks of the aonic at all, including start and landings... BUT you can't fly against the wind at all with it.
Lol, I noticed the tight turns respective to the traffic, then you added the comment, had the same problem, unsure of what is acceptable. Would be a good topic for a vid.
What a funny test: Well known place & well known faces, a friend of mine has it and is really pleased with the wing. Thank you very much Greg for this jolly little test 🤩😆😊
I've been at the festival as well, tested the Aonic light and the Ion 7. What i noticed is that i could concentrate on different things, flying the Aonic (looking for thermals and stuff). That wing flies more or less itself :)
I also felt more confident with the Aonic and got up to cloudbase in no time (2400 m at the beginning of march, before noon 😮), for sure faster than some of the higher classified wings. 😊
To get a read on my experiences: Flying since June 2022, having around 50 flights. I can recommend this wing as a stressless no brainer.
Sounds like you and the AONIC fit together perfectly. Happy to hear you are happy.
With cheers from NOVA
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Having Phi so far but respecting ur philosophy as well:)
Im also very grateful for ur NOVA Insights series. Its a great booster for beginners and i hope it gets continued.
Greetings to Till for organizing it.
one of the most descriptive and informative reviews of a glider. got a real sense of what it would be like to be sitting under this wing. very encouraging for a early career pilot to see why there is no reason to jump up a rating to get better performance. I imagine very few pilots under 500 hours would out perform you on this wing even if they were flying an en-c.
Nice Video, thank you Greg! Looking forward to the Ion 7 review - this wing might be my next one 😃👍
Just bought one so very useful review, Tony summed me up 60 and wanted a safe recreational glider! Perfect...
Fantastic video! Ive been flying for ten years and a few of my friends are just getting into the sport. This is the perfect video for them! Many thanks.
I love these reviews! Thanks!
Great review, thanks Greg.
just picked a used one of these up as a beater for an SIV. Looks like a fun but safe wing! I wonder how it'd react with added tipsteer.
Great! Did you also fly the Ion? Could you tell more about the difference between the Aonic and the Ion?
yes I flew the ION, the review will come out in a few days! As Toni Bender says, if you will be aiming to do lots of XC, go for the ION!
How does it compare to the Phi Symphonia 2?
Hi Greg, thanks for yet another interesting and fun to watch film. A question: you're testing a A(+) glider and using a pod. I'm under the impression people flying A-gliders probably won't be flying in a pod. How would the pod affect your analysis of the glider, also considering the target group of the glider?
Can you Test the Niviuk Hook 6P ? its the Lighversion of the B Wing but this has a A Rating
When you state your takeoff weight is it your weight plus 20kg or is it the exact weight? I'm having troubles with the sizing of my upcoming wing. With my exact takeoff weight im 2kg under the limit. With my weight plus 20kg as learned in school im 2kg over the limit and if i go to the next size ill be at the very beginning of the low end. Which sux
Would you say that 110kg TOW is OK for a beginner with that wing?
Your flight would be even more pleasant with Lightness 3. Super review!
yes but I wouldn't have been able to fit the lightness into the easyjet small cabin bag! That's all I took to the stubaicup :-)
Greg, are you going to test the Swing Miura RS, it is both an en-a wing and an EN-B wing.? Greg, there are many people from Yugoslavia following you. Please include a Serbian, Montenegrin, Bosnian or Croatian translation, any of these four.Thanks ,Friend.
I've heard, that you don't need to touch the breaks of the aonic at all, including start and landings... BUT you can't fly against the wind at all with it.
and it's about 20% lighter to its A class peers. would have bought it as my first glider~
Lol, I noticed the tight turns respective to the traffic, then you added the comment, had the same problem, unsure of what is acceptable. Would be a good topic for a vid.
Usually just follow what circle other pilots are already in, unless it is really bad one then you can look for places to overtake.
True, but sometimes they fly very ‘big’ circles
@@MarkvanEs Then fly your own air, find the core and do 2 small turns before they come round and you'll be above them to lead your own thermal ;)
@@TheGrundigg ;) That works, too! Will keep it in mind, maybe I just need more practice. Will keep on the safe side when in doubt.
Hi I been a follower for a while now. I been thinking of upgrading to a Airdesign Vivo 2. I would love to see a review from you. 🤘🏽🪂❤️
How is the glider compared to supair birdy and phi symphonia 2?