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Forum: Rotorheads

11th Jul 2017, 16:56

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Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

For those who have been following the 'bride'...

For those who have been following the 'bride' thread - notice on the video in this link that the only time he has a change in attitude (roll in particular) is when he is half in the cloud towards the...

Forum: Rotorheads

13th Jun 2017, 20:36

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Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

clearly not RAF ones then:)

clearly not RAF ones then:)

Forum: Rotorheads

13th Jun 2017, 17:04

Replies: 92

Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

Hughes - hardly;) crabs have hard shells not...

Hughes - hardly;) crabs have hard shells not thin skin:ok:

Just wanted to know what crab weather was:)

Forum: Rotorheads

13th Jun 2017, 09:25

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Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

FB - Agree with all you say but can you change...

FB - Agree with all you say but can you change your use of the word crab when I think you mean crap please:)

There are some on these pages who think the two words are synonymous but I don't...

Forum: Rotorheads

12th Jun 2017, 07:09

Replies: 92

Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

agreed but you miss my point - in poor weather...

agreed but you miss my point - in poor weather over forested or featureless terrain where you know there is a set of wires, once found then keeping them visual is a far better option than going...

Forum: Rotorheads

11th Jun 2017, 09:47

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Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

Yes, spotting wires and poles in the dark with...

Yes, spotting wires and poles in the dark with the low contrast can be very difficult and the rain just makes it worse!

But they say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger:ok:

Forum: Rotorheads

10th Jun 2017, 21:26

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Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

Now was he doing a powerline inspection flight or...

Now was he doing a powerline inspection flight or was he just following the line feature most likely to kill him and keeping it in sight?

Forum: Rotorheads

9th Jun 2017, 14:56

Replies: 92

Foggy Flight

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Posted By [email protected]

And as the Irish SAR thread highlighted - it only...

And as the Irish SAR thread highlighted - it only takes one obstacle not in your database to kill you.

Wires, masts, a mobile crane at a building site, someone putting up a wind turbine etc etc...

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