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Old 23rd September 2018 | 19:51
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Originally Posted by gulliBell
Even in a 212, from that height, if you chop the power there 'aint gonna be much oomph left in those spinny things by the time you arrive at the bottom. Something is gonna break.
only way you‘re going to make it from that height is to lower the collective and pull again near the ground. That MIGHT have saved the aircraft from damage if timed right.
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Old 24th September 2018 | 02:19
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Originally Posted by Torquetalk


only way you‘re going to make it from that height is to lower the collective and pull again near the ground. That MIGHT have saved the aircraft from damage if timed right.
Hey TT....could You imagine that clown applying that much brain power with that arrival???? sheeeeesh zero chance

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Old 25th September 2018 | 04:06
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Old 25th September 2018 | 04:27
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Old 25th September 2018 | 07:37
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G'day VF,

Pic 5359...ok, I will guess...

Looks like a pic from another country, near where you are, but with active Royalty.

Correct ?

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PS - I need one of those carpets...some of my pax are "special".
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Old 25th September 2018 | 08:50
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Sagarmatha... even in the best sunshiney weather, the peak is always windswept and obscured. Not a place for the timid. Or the sensible.
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Old 25th September 2018 | 09:52
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Originally Posted by Vertical Freedom
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Hey I think I walked that track a few years back.
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Old 25th September 2018 | 10:15
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Re 5361 and similar. Ever seen (or started) an avalanche. Would be spectacular and very scary to watch I reckon.
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Old 26th September 2018 | 04:00
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G'day VF,

Pic 5359...ok, I will guess...

Looks like a pic from another country, near where you are, but with active Royalty.

Correct ?

Arrrj

PS - I need one of those carpets...some of my pax are "special".


Good morning Arrrj,,,,,sorry Mate, missed Your post there.........EXACTLY, yes Brother we ARE Special
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Old 26th September 2018 | 04:03
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Originally Posted by Smalahove
Sagarmatha... even in the best sunshiney weather, the peak is always windswept and obscured. Not a place for the timid. Or the sensible.
G'day Smalahove..........that's a rare - GOOD day, wind - always, need for sensibility - big balls & even bigger experience bag has it covered
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Old 26th September 2018 | 04:08
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Danger Helicopter...AKA 'Fling-Wing'

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Re 5361 and similar. Ever seen (or started) an avalanche. Would be spectacular and very scary to watch I reckon.
Hi MJA.....seen a few yep, triggered - never! Every avalanche is bloody frightening
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Old 28th September 2018 | 22:59
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Old 29th September 2018 | 03:41
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Grrr Yikes


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Old 1st October 2018 | 08:48
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Arrow Pick Me.....Pick Me, ow alrighty then!

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Old 2nd October 2018 | 02:09
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Talking Yep HIGH...................

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Old 2nd October 2018 | 02:44
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Jeezus George, #5372 looks like it was taken from a satellite!
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Old 3rd October 2018 | 01:00
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Jeezus George, #5372 looks like it was taken from a satellite!
G'day KJ.....nearly Mate, I was swinging off a Google-Loon
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Old 5th October 2018 | 04:24
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G'day Smalahove..........that's a rare - GOOD day, wind - always, need for sensibility - big balls & even bigger experience bag has it covered
I think that covers it very nicely, VF. This is not a good place for student pilots to build hours.

What always strikes me is the way the peak of Everest can be CAVU within 500 meters, but near the rock you are in whiteout conditions. A challenging place to fly. Requires high performance machinery operating at red-line. Better you than me, matey.
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Old 6th October 2018 | 06:30
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Pala's kitchen

Namaste Vertical Steven

Om mane padme hung
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Old 8th October 2018 | 04:42
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Lightbulb Home created meals, are always the Best

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Pala's kitchen

Namaste Vertical Steven

Om mane padme hung
Hey RB........hmmm looks like some delish foods come outa there
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