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I can almost feel the heat radiating off that massive red wall !!! Wow ... I wanna go so badly !!! Wondering how I can get away with just leaving my job ... ;)Comment on "white eagles first engine out in soaring trike at elk river fly in"
And maybe perhaps after the irish whisky and badly losing to pong i just wanted to be on myside of the iland Its miiiineeee my ir land- Yft Iam so sorry to hear that man it's been a bad start for 2013 even in the us for g aviation.the irratic jet stream and temp variants are producing lots of unstable air, anyone else notice? Hope it didn't affect you,re student to badly yft.very sad.
- I cannot believe how badly the Yahoo programmers screwed up their groups section. It was once my favorite...now I can't bear to muddle through the horrible interface...
- ...a costly lesson of not having a suitable backing on the trike covers on a open trailer for long distances. The backing damaged the paintwork quite badly through flogging in the wind....
Comment on "Flying Blindfolded - Solo - on a PPC/PPG type aircraft - not a WSC Trike"
...just don't see the point ? how do you demonstrate safety by doing something unsafe. if it goes well he didn't prove anything . if it goes badly it hurts us all. as far as my...- ...trapped. Can't go up cause of the wake, can go down because of the ground. Try this sort of flying in a tree lined river bed and it will end badly.
- ...rborne, but the aircraft had gone full throttle. The pilot shut the engine down, but the aircraft stalled and crashed to the ground. The pilot was badly inhured and the Passenger wal...
Comment on "Water Ditching in a trike with speed of 70 mph !!"
One of my worst nightmares. From the subject title "Water Ditching in a trike with speed of 70 mph !!", I knew this was gonna end badly. I kept hoping he would make it and set...- It would be a rare event indeed when they would ever make things worse. Do all trikes need one? No, but it would never hurt. And some trikes badly need them...even though folks get used to coping with a squirrely nose-wheel.