Flying

[Begood]

Now this guy can fly pretty good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUVWHUR5OEI&eurl=


Bill.

 

[Black1]

Wonderful! ...... :rock:

 

[6pakattack]

But this one CAN'T !!!!:argh:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT5hzs4YJBE&feature=related

 

[ntw0rk]

That's awesome!! That man has mad skillz!!!

Reminds me of Mr. Jay Beasley, he was famous for doing things in the P-3 that they said couldn't be done. He always politely denied it.

"It's all about honor. Get on 'er and stay on 'er."

-Jay Beasley

 

[JTJasper2002]

check this one out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r84EA-xTIKo&feature=related

 

[SilvrSRT10]

I had heard of his iced tea trick way back when I was working at a little airport in Columbia, SC. I didn't believe that it could be done but now that I've seen it, I do. Amazing!:rock:

 

[Black1]

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"It's all about honor. Get on 'er and stay on 'er."

-Jay Beasley

HAhhahah! I like him already. Sounds like something my Granddad would say.

 

[CarolinaSRT10]

I had heard of his iced tea trick way back when I was working at a little airport in Columbia, SC. I didn't believe that it could be done but now that I've seen it, I do. Amazing!:rock:

Hey Big Dave,

I've done several aileron rolls in a Cessna 402 with the club seating and the table folded out with three cups of coffee sitting there, and not spilled a drop. Not bragging.........one just has to be smooooooth.

Piston engine aircraft want to roll to the left a little easier than to the right because of engine torque, so after a few rolls to the left, it is always fun to "unwind" it by doing an equal amount of rolls to the right.

Before flight restrictions were so "restrictive", a few aileron rolls were "called for" in every different plane I had a chance to fly.

Fun days,

Lee