The Future of Wills Wing
To All of Our Dealers, Customers and Friends, We wish to share with you some important news. During the next two and a half months, we will be finishing up orders currently on the books, winding down operations and preparing … Continued
Glider Flight Testing and Tuning
You can find a .pdf of this article at /assets/uploads/pdf/Hang_Glider_Tuning_and_Test_Flying.pdf In order to be able to effectively tune your glider and evaluate tuning changes, it is essential to have a comprehensive understanding of flight test methodology and to conduct a … Continued
Technical Bulletin for Sport/U2 Sweep Wires
We’ve posted a new technical service bulletin TB20161003 for Sport 2 and U2 Sweep Wires made between 8/9/2016 and 10/3/2016, and possibly earlier. Please review the Tech Bulletin support page for service advisories related to your glider model.
T2/T2C VG Rigging, Cord and List of Pulleys
Batten Labels
We are now labeling battens with a color-number-band to help pilots sort and identify their battens. Green battens correspond to the right wing and red to the left. The number 2 batten is always the shortest curved batten and the … Continued
Lever Batten Tips Service Advisory from Airborne
The lever batten tips used in Wills Wing gliders are manufactured by Airborne Australia. Airborne has posted a service advisory regarding the lever tips: http://www.airborne.com.au/images/aw_directives/SB-019.pdf The advisory addresses adjustment, maintenance and inspection issues with regard to the lever tips. There … Continued
Glider Bag Applications
Please use the following table to choose the the glider bag to fit your model.
Parachute and Harness Care
Attend A Parachute Seminar! The following article is taken from an outline we use to do parachute seminars. It is written with the hope that you will take this information and put it to use in your flying, to increase … Continued
Falcon Basetubes Not Interchangeable
It has come to our attention recently that there is a possible source of confusion with the control bar basetubes on the Falcon 3’s as compared to those on the Falcon 2’s and Falcon 1’s. THE FALCON 3 BASETUBES ARE NOT … Continued