JS1b 18m
90.000 €
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Europe, Lithuania
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Airport: Paluknys
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Advert-ID: 2180
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Views: 1169
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Published: 18 February 2026
Intro
Description
JS1b 18m – high-performance 18 m class sailplane with outstanding speed, glide and handling, ideal for ambitious cross-country and competition pilots.
The JS1 is a modern flapped carbon/Kevlar sailplane that combines excellent high-speed cruise with a very competitive glide ratio of around 1:53. Designed with aerodynamics, structures and pilot comfort in mind, it offers crisp, predictable handling and a very “connected” feel in thermals and on glide, making it easy to fly fast and far while still being relaxing to sit in for long tasks.
Registration ZS-GCU
Serial Number 1B-022
Year of Manufacture: 2011
1683 Hours
475 Launches
Cockpit Seat Load: 78 - 115 Kg
Original paint in good condition. Stored in hangar over winter.
Instrument panel includes:
-LXNav LX9000 gen 3 (with small screen defect) with V9 vario
-LXNav leather remote stick
-Winter vario 5m/s, Altimeter and airspeed indicator with Grosskinsky Variable Camberflap Ring (indicating optimal flap position)
-KRT2 Radio
- bugwipers
-2x LifePO4 batteries
Full tow out kit. All weather covers. Gadringer seatbelts (new from 2023)
LAK T5 trailer, in good condition. The trailer is made of glass reinforced composites. The trailer skin is sandwitch type: composite material-foam-composite material.
Optional:
Exchange LAK T5 for Cobra trailer fitted for JS1b (+8000eu)
Available immediately. Can be viewed in Lithuania.
More photos on request.
Offers invited in region of 90,000 EUR
Features
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Condition:Used
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Manufacturer:JS Sailplanes
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Sailplane Class:18m
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Wingspans:18m
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Construction:Composite
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Propulsion:None
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Navigation systems:LXNAV
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Safety Instruments:Classic Flarm
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Sailplane Trailer:other
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Year of Manufacture:2011
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Serial Number:1B-022
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Number of Starts:475
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Number of Hours:1683
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ARC valid until:14.06.2026
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Cockpit Load in kg:115
JS1b 18m
90.000 €
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Europe, Lithuania
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Airport: Paluknys
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Advert-ID: 2180
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Views: 1169
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Published: 18 February 2026
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