# SG-38 Schulgleiter

The SG-38 was used for basic flight training in the early days of soaring. First flight was in 1938, more than 8000 gliders were built in the following 10 year period. The most common start method was bungee lauch at ridges, and the flight durations were measured in seconds.

This 3D model was originally made by Wolfgang Piper, who kindly gave us permission to use it for Silent Wings. See more of Wolfgang's sailplane models at www.fsglider.de.

The aero model has been set up with big elevator travel, which makes it able to spin. Mostly the SG 38 had a limited upward elevator deflection in order to prevent this, but we think you may have more fun in the simulator having the full control range available.

## Technical Data

Geometry
Wing Span | 10.41m
Wing Area | 16.7m2
Aspect Ratio | 6.5
Weight
Empty Weight | 100kg
Maximum Weight | 210kg
Wing Loading | 10.5 kg/m2 / 6.67lb/ft2
Gliding Performance
Best L/D | 10 @ 50kph
Min. Sink | 1.3m/s
Stall Speed | n/a
Maximum Speed (Vne) | 110km/h
Max. speed in rough air | n/a

## Further Info

www.scalesoaring.co.uk