Instead of flying around hoping the engine does'nt quit, he has the option of starting his "reserve" engine. I thought it was pretty cool.

That sure looks like the Owyhee Res. country. Great video and nice article about Lynn. Bob

The laughter on this one with the wife is hilarious... they are obviously having a good time!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuOJo-_qg3o

If you look at his other videos you will see he's spent a fair bit of time flying 'round that area. I've flown with him and I must say - it seemed as though he was born with that Highlander strapped to his behind. He just posted one flying with his wife - the laughter cracks me up.

The Highlander has manual flaps.

Don't think I'll ever do that with mine, but I'm about to find out how much fun they are to fly as I'm ready for Federation Against Aviation inspection.

Kevin

Kevin, thats too funny.... my FAA pals will laugh their butts off with that one. Get that baby done so we can go flying.

How much do these Higliners cost?

I think it's great too!!! Somebody said something about calculating accelleration and length.....well isn't that what you do every time you pull the trigger on a takeoff??? In my mind, there's nothing dumb at all about what he did.... like someone else said... if the rock's coming close, just steer around it.....seems like he had alot of options to me. Well done!!
John

He's still at it. This time landing on a small butte. Looks like he's having a blast.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt4il6wgNI4

svanarts wrote:He's still at it. This time landing on a small butte. Looks like he's having a blast.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt4il6wgNI4

VERY COOL!!

This video is just as cool as the the dead stick one. I'll have to go out to the Owyhee's and try to find that butte. Too bad my 182 can't land there.

Your 182 CAN land there....

Once.


Gump

Yea.... That's livin.....