I did it a few times when I was both a student pilot and a teenager in a J-3 Cub back in the '60s.....
It is actually harder than it looks to turn, and find it again, and again, and again, and again......
breaking it into as many small pieces as possible. I/we did our best to hit it with the wing and not get it into the motor to possibly start a fire. (Cubs look mighty necked-and don't fly well without their fabric)
There was kind of a competition among us student pilots to see how many pieces we could cut it into before it hit the ground. Either I wasn't very good compared to them-or they were better liars....
We had to do it well out away from the airport where there were no witnesses.
Ya, kinda stupid in retrospect....
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We had LA haze in the PHX area most of the time back in the '60s that the TP would tend to blend in with......
That clean air and green background (ground cover) makes it look easy in the video....
