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any where from 500 ft to 1000 ft there was no notam but I stayed out of the fire zone aprox 1000 ft from gnd zero, I know that area very well as for as obstacles there.- Barren looking country Rick. Where exactly is the Valley of Fire? Looks like somewhere near Broken Hill in Australia but I am sure there are other barren places on the planet!
- Is the resturaunt still there at Marble? I know they had a fire a while back. Looks like they may have done some work on the runway at Marble.
- Looks neat, but I'm concerned with the positioning of this above the motor. Reminds me of one of the accidents caused by improper fuel tank venting and in flight fire that occurred in Hawaii a few years back.
- Photo's are screen shots from my Hero 2. We are getting all the mud from the highlands fire area which has now had a lot of rain. Most of the towns along the river are on water restrictions due to the silt in the water.
- But now I'll have to leave my lounge chair ( iPad compatible) near the fire, (it's winter down here) and move into the cold office ( thats where my wife works when shes not in the kitchen or the laundry) where the p.c is so I can do all that mouse clicking and dragging you speak of :-(
- I don't know why you would use these on an aircraft.i have seen them crack and leak on hotrods and trucks and start and engine fire.1 unnoticed crack and it will break maybe in air and your done no fuel.i would trust the plastic ones and throw them away every 25 hrs who wants to clean them anyway
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Here is another of his videos flying in and around echo bay and valley of fire, near lake mead, Nevada. It's a pretty picturesque video. I don't know much about ppc, but I...
CB & Bill, That's awesome. This HG flight is what struck the match 25 years ago. It's now a warm fire. One day it'll be my celebratory solo - just to turn the...- Gary flew the Air Tractor out yesterday and the boys with the S61 are at Morwell dumping water on the coal fire. I expect to see them back here next week. We have had a T6 Havard at the strip which Gary took to the airshow at Point Cook. That radial engine sounds great.