bi plane
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Re: bi plane
NSF Sibson have a Tiger Moth and a Pitts special. I know which one I'd prefer though!
http://www.nsof.co.uk/
http://www.nsof.co.uk/
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Re: bi plane
The obvious choice for old stuff is the Tiger Club at Lashenden Headcorn.
http://www.tigerclub.co.uk/
http://www.tigerclub.co.uk/

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Re: bi plane
Originally Posted by c_jephcott
NSF Sibson have a Tiger Moth and a Pitts special. I know which one I'd prefer though!
http://www.nsof.co.uk/
http://www.nsof.co.uk/
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Re: bi plane
The Tiger Moth is a great piece of history and on my list, but I have heard that flying a Pitts is the best fun you can have with your pants on, so I just might have to give it a go.
Thanks for your help guys!
Thanks for your help guys!
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I have heard that flying a Pitts is the best fun you can have with your pants on, so I just might have to give it a go.
Top tip. If you have tightened the harness so that it starts to hurt, it probably still isn't right enough.

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From: Here and there
Re: bi plane
Originally Posted by High Wing Drifter
I had a brief go in one before feeling a little queasy! Astounding is the word that springs to mind. If you get a chance, don't pass it up.
Top tip. If you have tightened the harness so that it starts to hurt, it probably still isn't right enough.
Top tip. If you have tightened the harness so that it starts to hurt, it probably still isn't right enough.
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From: Peterborough
Re: bi plane
Originally Posted by AerocatS2A
I've done quite a bit of flying in both. Which would you prefer and why?
Not taking anything away from the Pitts though. I've never actually tried it, which is something I am ashamed of really - I can't knock it until I have had a go in it! Whereas, I've got a few hours logged in Tiger Moths and have to say that there is nothing more beautiful than taking a Summer Evenings flight in a Tiger.
I have this feeling that if I was to attempt it in the Pitts though, I would just become a vaguely nauseous, sweating globule that is curled up in the bottom of his seat!!
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Re: bi plane
Agree - have done a few hours in Sibson's G-WREN. Awesome. Tiger's not bad either in a different way. However, if you fly either within the next few months, wrap up warm (particularly cover your chin if you're in the Tiger!)
Have fun.
Have fun.




