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  • PF 2013

    I wish you all a merry Christmas and Happy New year full of perfect health, happiness, contentment, blue sky and safe landings :)

  • IMG_4706

    Works Great! Better high-speed tracking, suspension, and stopping power. Landings are softer and I no-longer have to brace for runway ditches. 

  • Wheels down

    Had a lot of nice landings today with my first time in this trike, and flying the IXess 15. I like the wing, handles nice, and good speed range

  • The Eldorado Dry Lake - Boulder City, NV

    While we have an airport nearby we seldom fly from there. This is our local "aerodrome" with a 360 degree runway, where your landings are always upwind if you so choose

  • final flight of the day at tarkio montana

    got some nice flying in at tarkio . had so much fun after landing and warming up i had to go up for my last flight of the  day . dan holinback snapped this  spectacular photo  as i came in for landing. it was lighter than it looks.

  • Separation Anxiety

    Got a good separation going on now. I'm learning that to get the tank out its more about the front end going up than the folding down the middle. Had to stabilize the whole rear end with the crane, and lifting the front wheel up. Taking a break for now, more photos later

  • Finally home

    Finally home in my driveway......my son is very excited to be learning to fly next spring

  • Front Wheel rotated

    My baby hasn't had ANY hard landings with me, (possibly some with previous owner) but comi...r a bit".   Hmm - not been imbibing at all and hadn't noticed this on landing,...

  • Mexican Mountain Airstrip

    This is the view that greeted us as we approached Mexican Mountain Airstrip.   After landing and with some hesitation, I check...somehow.  I found out later the pilot had crashed here on landing 3 days earlier.

  • What LA looks like flying at night

    Have to fly > 50 miles away and 3 hours with 10 landings at night. Among other things, it's hard to judge your altitude at night.  Clouds are just blacker spots in the sky. Black spots on the ground are either airports, or mountains, or lakes/ocean, or rough terrain.