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Passed my checkride today! Had to cancel tuesday because DLH was fogged in.
Now the search for another plane starts...
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Blessed are the curious, for they shall have great adventures!
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Congrats. I can see the grin from here.
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Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana.
I normally wear my Mustang PFD over my flying vest ( aka fly-fishing vest). That way I can have some essentials if I have to part company with my plane in the water.
The full vests are really hot, but this may not be an issue in your area.
By the way, water egress training is something to think about.
See:
http://www.proaviation.ca/TD
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Blessed are the curious, for they shall have great adventures!
The Dunk-you folks were who I was actually thinking of.
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Good going L-19, it seems DLH is always fogged in. That is where I usually cleared Customs coming back into the US and was the tipping point for getting the instrument rating.
Are there ever any egress courses in Mn? I think it would be a great idea to go through the training, but have not ever heard of one, within driving range. There are enough seaplane pilots on the forum from Mn, to fill a course, I would think. Steve
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Minnesota Seaplane Pilots assoc do a safety seminar every year i think in early may up at Brainerd, Mn.
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That would be a great location, but the problems is, I have to go south in April-May for planting, so the timing may not work. Thanks for the mention Garth. Steve
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Congrats on the seaplane rating. Very practical the farther north you go and lots of fun too. May all your back country strips be wet. Keep the nose up.

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Rick's Cessna 180 float plane video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6my0FM9F_Q
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