Off airport 182, two bridge gravel bar.
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Another fun gravel bar in Washington, this is the biggest sized rocks I feel comfortable landing on.
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Wonderful flying!
What flaps do you use for takeoff? I thought Cessnas use 0-10 degrees, looks like you have 20 or more in there.
Those are just the type of rocks that punch holes in the bottom of my Maule.

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Mountain Doctor wrote:Wonderful flying!
What flaps do you use for takeoff? I thought Cessnas use 0-10 degrees, looks like you have 20 or more in there.
Those are just the type of rocks that punch holes in the bottom of my Maule.

Sprtsman and Horton call for 20 degrees for soft fields. I pretty much always use 20 in the 180.
Great video!
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Thanks,30 degrees for take off, that amount gives the best performance with the Sportsman STOL kit.
Landing 40 degrees.
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