Extreme Float Flying??
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Wed Sep 25, 2013 11:11 am
Ha Ha!!! Certainly not the first to do that!
I even know a certain Red Heeler who got clipped on for a ride outside. He didn't care.
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Wed Sep 25, 2013 12:26 pm

Soft Landing!!??
I'm glad he wasn't riding with me on this takeoff!
Not near as glad as he is

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How did you end up with the gear up on takeoff M6?
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Darwin was right. He could work at Nitro Circus.
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ccurrie wrote:How did you end up with the gear up on takeoff M6?
Well when you are about 200' in the air the gear is about 1/2 way up, Then when you land abruptly it more or less goes the rest of the way!!

all by itself!
Those little cables and Hyd cylinders don't like landing with the gear 1/2 way between!

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M6RV6 wrote:ccurrie wrote:How did you end up with the gear up on takeoff M6?
Well when you are about 200' in the air the gear is about 1/2 way up, Then when you land abruptly it more or less goes the rest of the way!!

all by itself!
Those little cables and Hyd cylinders don't like landing with the gear 1/2 way between!

I am guess an engine/prop issue? Dang!
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At least you were on the centerline.

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