Phi Tenor 2
Sobre el Phi Tenor 2
The Phi Tenor 2 is the second generation of Hannes Papesh's low-to-mid-B sportster — 50 cells, 5.14 flat aspect ratio, four sizes covering 65–120 kg with extended weight bands, EN/LTF B certified across the lineup. Slightly larger than the original Tenor, but ~200 g lighter despite carrying a more complex internal structure and more surface area.
Where the original Tenor was the close sister of the Symphonia 2, the second generation diverges further: different line layout with fewer top lines and noticeably more diagonal fingers in the interior, which gives a small but real performance gain. Sail tension was further optimised, building on the work done on the Symphonia 2, and the handling was deliberately retuned toward the upper end of EN B — sportier, more direct, more dynamic in turns. Papesh describes the result as "extremely well-balanced and a lot of fun to fly". Cloth uses MJ 30D, 20D and Skytex 40. Riser layout is R01 3+1; risers are 500 mm in size 19 and 540 mm in larger sizes; speed travel 150–175 mm.
Puntos fuertes
- ~200 g lighter than the original Tenor despite more surface area and a more complex structure
- More diagonal fingers and a refined line layout — small but real performance gain over Tenor 1
- Sportier, more direct handling than the Symphonia 2 — uses the upper end of EN B
- Generous extended weight ranges per size — sizing flexibility for pilots and schools
- Sail tension further optimised over the Symphonia 2 platform
- MJ 30D / 20D / Skytex 40 cloth mix — modern construction with reasonable durability
Especificaciones
- Clasificación EN/LTF
- EN B (low to mid)
- Nivel de piloto
- Recreational and intermediate pilots progressing into thermal / XC
- Celdas
- 50
- Alargamiento
- 5.14
Tallas y rangos de peso
| Tamaño | Peso total en vuelo |
|---|---|
| 19 | 65–95 kg (std. 65–85; ext. 85–95) |
| 21 | 75–105 kg (std. 75–95; ext. 95–105) |
| 22 | 83–113 kg (std. 83–103; ext. 103–113) |
| 23 | 90–120 kg (std. 90–110; ext. 110–120) |
