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Re: fall flying '18 what have you got?
I am sure airspeeds vary some between planes but I typically, and also instruct my daughter to get it down to 65 on final stabilzed like your looked and maybe 60 xing the fence and it touches down with a similar flare to wheels on the ground. She used to come down final and x the fence about 80 and we'd land 1500-2000 feet down the runway, smooth but long and if was gusty, fighting it for more time than necessary. She hasn't flown it more than 30 minutes since we got it back and last week went out and did some real practice in the pattern. Sometimes she does better than I do.
"Progress is our most important problem"
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Re: fall flying '18 what have you got?
Well it was my time falling for the leaf effect. I had just rotated and noted a burning smell, grass like it seemed. I gave it a second and though to myself, someone must be burning grass and leaves and I just flew through the smoke. Sure.
Preflighting this afternoon I bent down to grab the exhaust and there it is: one small cottonwood leave pasted to my stack slightly toasted and burned in the middle…
Second photo is just because.
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Re: fall flying '18 what have you got?
and the rest of the story Troy?
Hunting trip or harvesting trip?
Rocket
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Re: fall flying '18 what have you got?
Harvesting trip...here he is waiting for his first plane ride!
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ahh, moose rack brown and meat bag red, a few of my favorite colors of fall.
Rocket
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Re: fall flying '18 what have you got?
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I shared these on the FB group so it may be a repeat to some. I enjoy seeing the photos you all post so I thought I would share some as well. It has been a great first season for me with 33A.
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Re: fall flying '18 what have you got?
Wow....I see alot of nice blue sky in the photo shots above, and wish that I was able to get out and fly more this summer....it never worked out.
I got away last weekend for the first flight of the year (and probably the last.) A few friends planned a trip to the Red Deer Forestry strip in the foothills. We all flew in around noon, built a small campfire to cook some lunch, and enjoyed a couple of hours talking airplanes, and just going on about how lucky we are to be able to fly whenever we want. The temperature was a degree or two above freezing.....BURRRR!
Here's a few pics....DSCF1826.jpgDSCF1828.jpgDSCF1829.jpgDSCF1824.jpgDSCF1823.jpgDSCF1837.jpg
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