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Idaho Backcountry 2015 trip

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Idaho Backcountry 2015 trip



Hopefully that worked. Took the Kitfox to the proving grounds last summer and had a blast.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTnNVW_zSWY
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Re: Idaho Backcountry 2015 trip

Nice work! What time of year did you go?
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This was June. Although it was real warm that week, felt more like August.
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That was great. Thanks for sharing!

I liked the timelapse.
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Great vid, Brian! You got a lot of footage. I like the intro music :P
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It looks like there was a helicopter following you around. Does your Kitfox have the speedster wings?
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It is the Safari model with removable wing extensions, the extensions are on in the video. Our crew was made up of the Kitfox, a C180, a Katmai, and an R44. An interesting mix for sure.
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Kitfox5 wrote:It is the Safari model with removable wing extensions, the extensions are on in the video. Our crew was made up of the Kitfox, a C180, a Katmai, and an R44. An interesting mix for sure.


Okay, I think it has the short wings in some of your album photos and it looked like a long wing landing in the video. Nice! Good video.
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Looks like a great trip. I'm jealous.
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