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  • farmflyer
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    Wow that's a lot of flying for one day. And a lot of batteries to charge. I bet it was a blast.

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  • Lon
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    What great weather to fly today!! Spent the day at Aerohawk Field in Iowa City, Iowa. I may have set a personal record for number of flights logged in a day. 12 flights with the silver P-38, and 9 flights with the F-86.

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  • Grossman56
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    Hey, that's pretty cool Lon, thanks!

    Grossman56

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  • Lon
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    I thought others may be interrested in visiting this site. Has some great things to put up in my mancave/hanger.
    Dramatic photo of a vintage P-38 Lightning is expertly printed onto rough hewn wood panels to form a triptych. Sure to add drama to your home or office aviation decor. Available in three sizes.

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  • Grossman56
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    Yes, it was there for sure, my first reaction was, hey ,I know that trailer!
    I'd say, by the look of that flight, you're back in the saddle again Ben!
    And Lon, quality trumps quantity, that's some great video footage!

    Charlie, we'll all have to try and park together next year!
    I just had too much fun!!
    The metal sides for the P40 came today, now if only the props would come in stock....
    Grossman56

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  • benjack71
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    Originally posted by OV10

    Nice landing Ben(as I expected) but don't ya wish it had some flaps though to help tame that hot approach? I don't remember seeing that trailer at Muncie or is that your mobile hanger for the Squires facility?
    It has flaps, there was a good breeze coming straight up the runway so I did not use them. Yeah that is my trailer and I pulled it with me to Muncie

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  • OV10
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    Originally posted by benjack71
    After ten months I finally got my corsair going again
    Nice landing Ben(as I expected) but don't ya wish it had some flaps though to help tame that hot approach? I don't remember seeing that trailer at Muncie or is that your mobile hanger for the Squires facility?

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  • Lon
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    A VERY short video from a flight at NEFI 2016...but had to post because of the great profile of this P-38L in the air.

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  • benjack71
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    After ten months I finally got my corsair going again

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  • Grossman56
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    Thanks to Captain Mike for flying, Charlie for he encouragement and Lon and Ben for recording the moment!

    Grossman56

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  • Lon
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    Here's a video of CPT Mike doing the maiden on Dan's P-51 at NEFI

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  • Lon
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    Here's another flight from this weekend at NEFI, Muncie, IN.

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  • Grossman56
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    I hear you Lon, I was so nervous flying with these guys, I was shaking when I first flew the Pitts! Didn't help when the wheel hub broke and I broke a prop on her. Ryan had a set of Dave Browns which he generously gave me and she flew great after that. Got some runway rash on the P40 as well when my touch and go went sideways, literally! The plane headed towards the Flight Line, so I jammed the throttle, note to self: Don't jam the throttle with a 60kv at low speeds unless you like landing upside down. Result: I need a new nose and a little touchup.
    Thanks to the guys though, I learned a lot on landing warbirds which is my mission this week if the weather is good.

    Diane came up with the name, "Brothers In Flight" I like it!

    Grossman56

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  • Prowler901
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    Boy, those F-86s sure are sweet. They sound so good on the flybys.

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  • OV10
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    I can attest to the fact that Lon is a better pilot than that F-86 landing. I heard the AW ****E but never saw it because I was too busy trying to make Charlie n Snoopy puke from outside loops with the WACO.

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  • farmflyer
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    Now that's what I call flying music! Those P38's sure look like they fly good. Keep the great vids and pics coming guys. I've got to figure out a way to attend next year if nothing else just to meet the Brothers and Sisters that are there.

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  • Lon
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  • Lon
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    Originally posted by farmflyer
    Thanks for the videos Lon, I've never flown jets but I'm sure they are a handful on landing. If that had been me I'd probably had packing peanuts it looked like a no harm no foul incident. Like Flygirl said I would have been nervous to fly with Ryan plus being filmed. I fly alone 90% of the time so when I fly in front of people who occasionally come out to watch makes me nervous.
    Just ended up with some runway rash on the top end of the rudder and top of the nose. Did some more flights right away with her. Just has some battle scars now. Yes, I was a little nervous with CPT Mike filming while flying with Pilot Ryan, but no excuse for not letting more speed bleed off before letting her settle down..though i was running out of runway and I believe that's why i tried to set her down early.

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  • farmflyer
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    Thanks for the videos Lon, I've never flown jets but I'm sure they are a handful on landing. If that had been me I'd probably had packing peanuts it looked like a no harm no foul incident. Like Flygirl said I would have been nervous to fly with Ryan plus being filmed. I fly alone 90% of the time so when I fly in front of people who occasionally come out to watch makes me nervous.

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  • Flygirl
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    Originally posted by Lon
    Muncie IN flight.
    Lon, I would have been nervous as hell. Ryan may not be Jimmy Fallon as far as a celebrity but he kind of is to us plus we know he is a darn good flier. You are allowed to be nervous on the sticks my friend and forgiven for a porpoise landing. JMHO.... :)

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