What did you fly today?
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Yeah, please do! You're right, it's been the same here, all winter south snow, all spring so much rain. For every day it's sunny and warm, it rains for three or four days after. Everything is green and lush now, so I can't really complain. And I did get to fly for two days last weekend. I flew from 7:00 in the morning to 6pm, one other person showed up for an hour. It.made up for the long winter and shifty weather.
I flew quite a few planes, and t a few photos .
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pretty good turn out for 'iffy' weather. Going back tomorrow with another couple of planes, probably the Tigercat and something else 6s. Maybe my P40, she hasn't been out yet this year.
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This has been a strange year, as I'm sure it has been in the southern end of the state. We have another fly in usually near the end of August/ beginning of September. I'll keep you updated on it if you want.
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Grossman56 That's an event I need to put on my calendar for next year. I'm thinking of making a trip out to Cody in August or September. August weather might be more predictable than September?Leave a comment:
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Having our Spring Fly In this weekend, this is Saturday. I'd planned on taking the trailer and staying overnight but the weather isn't very good, the field stayed pretty dry, but back in Cody, it rained pretty hard again.
My Bearcat and Avanti, both are old Nefi birds.
Same Bearcat, different paint scheme, with Steve's Skyhawk.
And same Avanti, minus the pilot, I blamed the crashes on him.
Hard to believe it's been 7 years since then, Even Nefi isn't happening any more.
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G-man, "Lest we forget." What a great notion. Beautiful Mustang and tradition, Sir. Best, LBLeave a comment:
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It's Memorial Day so all seven of my flags are flying. Speaking of flying, I had my oldest flying bird out as well as Bearcat 1.
Into her ninth season, she was the first airplane I purchased. Smarter heads prevailed and I bought two Pandoras that I flew the pants off before attempting the Mustang. Her first flight was in 2016 and since then, the only things that have been replaced are the retract sides ( went metal sides from Small Parts CNC), tires, gear doors and a few prop blades. As you can see, the tip of the tail has had some incidents
, but she's still the original tail.
Love that plane!!
Flown in honor of the veterans that we owe our eternal gratitude. Thanks guys!!
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You can also see that the tail is part of the fuse mold, not so on the 1400 mm FMS and the 1700mm FMS pilot is the same as in the 1400mm so he looks like a little kid, so yeah, I'd agree, E Flite.
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You can see the joint in the wing between the aileron and flap... Eflite.Leave a comment:
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I think I have more chance of flying to the Moon than buying a ticket to that island Hugh . Maybe I can get get one of those holiday package deals
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That thing is pretty cool Paul! :cold_face: Very creative to use parts to come up with something that looks neat and seems to fly great. Have you moved to the Island of Dr. Moreau? (I'll bet only a few get that analogy!)
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Thanks! Another reason I like FPV is that I get twice the utility out of the same plane. I am out of storage space and don’t like selling old ones just to buy something new. So adding FPV to existing plane allows me to enjoy each one in two different ways. Either watching it like a spectator at an air show. Or be the air show pilot performing for the crowds
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