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Reminds me of my first solo

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Re: Reminds me of my first solo

Or my landing at Carson City last week! :oops:

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:wink: :wink:
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Re: Reminds me of my first solo

Well that video didn't stick around long....
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Re: Reminds me of my first solo

fern_hopper wrote:Well that video didn't stick around long....


It's a golden oldie, found all around the web.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVvgAcYmzM8
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Good stuff =D> =D>
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No matter how many times i've seen this video its always fun to watch again! Great skills this guys got!
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Re: Reminds me of my first solo

That guy truly is good! I think its Ken Pietsch but not certain. The same guy that flies the Jolly Rancher plane (Interstate Cadet I think) at air shows. He looses and aileron, lands on a moving winnebago, etc. Pretty damn cool!

Here is his web site: http://www.pietschaircraft.com/airshows/

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Kyle Franklin... Hell of a pilot. RIP Amanda...
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