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CFK is in my logbook also, Dora. Did my Bonanza endorsment in it with the infamous Hemple in the 70's. He read the paper while I familiarised myself with the Bo!
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I remember that day well, can still see it all unfolding in front of me, I have my fair share of hours on that particular aircraft but on that day she was still tied up while we used the other 206.
As mentioned, a student attempting cross wind landings, things didnt quite go to plan.. Luckily for the student, just a little shock and red face..
Put the old girl out of action for a while though.. I remember picking her up after the repair job having to ferry to MB.. Was a little nervous and even wore my pilots rig, climbed a lot higher than necessary for the short ferry.
As far as I know she is still flying today, but now the big brother is a Airvan...
Andy
I remember that day well, can still see it all unfolding in front of me, I have my fair share of hours on that particular aircraft but on that day she was still tied up while we used the other 206.
As mentioned, a student attempting cross wind landings, things didnt quite go to plan.. Luckily for the student, just a little shock and red face..
Put the old girl out of action for a while though.. I remember picking her up after the repair job having to ferry to MB.. Was a little nervous and even wore my pilots rig, climbed a lot higher than necessary for the short ferry.
As far as I know she is still flying today, but now the big brother is a Airvan...
Andy
Hi all..
I hope this is the right place to ask:
I'm looking for reference photos of Cessna 150s with the taildragger conversion fitted, specifically close-up photos of the tail wheel assembly, for a modelling project.
If anyone can help, it'd be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
I hope this is the right place to ask:
I'm looking for reference photos of Cessna 150s with the taildragger conversion fitted, specifically close-up photos of the tail wheel assembly, for a modelling project.
If anyone can help, it'd be greatly appreciated!
Cheers
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https://plus.google.com/photos/10029...457?banner=pwa
edited to say
30sec on Google........imagine what 5 min would get you
https://plus.google.com/photos/10029...457?banner=pwa
edited to say
30sec on Google........imagine what 5 min would get you
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Hi SkydiveAndy, were you around when this one happened?
There's a lesson in this... always tie down your aircraft. Who would have thought on on a nice day with light winds that a strong front could appear from nowhere and cause an Airvan to flip over! Nobody saw it coming until it was too late.
There's a lesson in this... always tie down your aircraft. Who would have thought on on a nice day with light winds that a strong front could appear from nowhere and cause an Airvan to flip over! Nobody saw it coming until it was too late.